Hughes Park
Hughes Park in Earlwood NSW 2206 is a public park whose standout feature is a fenced off-leash dog park with agility equipment, dog water and poo bags. It also offers a playground, a sporting field with a cricket net and netball ring, BBQ facilities and picnic tables.
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About Hughes Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Hughes Park
Hughes Park has a fully fenced off-leash dog area. The dog area at Hughes Park has a double-gated entrance, agility equipment, an agility ring and puppy platforms. Hughes Park provides dog drinking water, a water fountain and poo bags for owners to use. The off-leash area at Hughes Park includes open grassy fields, obstacles and dog toys are allowed. Hughes Park has seating and shaded areas for owners who wait with their dogs. Lead rules at Hughes Park are set locally and posted at the entrance. The main access point for the dog area at Hughes Park is Warburton Parade, because the Narani Crescent entrance is inaccessible.
Playground and Bike Path at Hughes Park
Hughes Park has a playground located behind Francis Street, reachable from Westfield Street or Warburton Parade. The playground at Hughes Park offers toddler-friendly equipment, a toddler slide, a larger slide, two types of swings and a baby swing. A climbing structure sits under a shade sail at Hughes Park. Hughes Park has seats and a sun shade beside the play equipment for carers. The playground at Hughes Park is unfenced, so adults should supervise young children closely. Hughes Park also has a bike path for riders and walkers who want to move around the park.
Sports Facilities at Hughes Park
Hughes Park has a sporting field with a cricket net and a netball ring. Hughes Park is listed among local grounds used for soccer, cricket and rugby. Ground hire at Hughes Park is arranged through the local council. Teams can organise their own matches at Hughes Park. The sporting field at Hughes Park is the main area for organised games, while the cricket net and netball ring support training and practice. Sports users at Hughes Park can use the nearby seating and shade while they watch matches.
BBQ and Picnic Areas at Hughes Park
Hughes Park has BBQ facilities for visitors who want to cook outdoors. Hughes Park has picnic tables and benches for family gatherings. Hughes Park has shade, a drinking fountain and bins for rubbish disposal near the seating areas. Hughes Park has children's play areas close to its picnic spots, so families can eat and watch children at the same time. Hughes Park has a cafe nearby for food and drinks if visitors do not want to bring their own. These facilities make Hughes Park suitable for relaxed weekend picnics and group barbecues.
Facilities at Hughes Park
Visitor tips for Hughes Park
- ✓Use the Warburton Parade entrance for the dog area, because the Narani Crescent entrance cannot be accessed.
- ✓Expect the toilets and kiosk to be closed unless a sporting event is on at Hughes Park.
- ✓Supervise young children at the playground, because the play area is unfenced.
- ✓Park on Westfield Street or Warburton Parade, where street parking is available near the playground and dog area.
- ✓Bring your own poo bags if you need extra supplies, although bags are provided at the dog area.
- ✓Check the local lead rules posted at the dog park entrance before letting your dog off-leash.
Getting to Hughes Park
Hughes Park is in Earlwood NSW 2206. The playground is behind Francis Street and can be reached from Westfield Street or Warburton Parade. The dog park entrance is on Warburton Parade, as the Narani Crescent entrance is inaccessible. Parking is available on Westfield Street, and the area offers plenty of street parking. Free parking is available nearby on Warburton Parade.
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- 📍Westfield Street
- 📍Francis Street
- 📍Warburton Parade
- 📍Narani Crescent
- 📍Cafe near the park
Frequently asked questions about Hughes Park
Can I take my dog to Hughes Park in Earlwood?
Yes, Hughes Park has an official off-leash dog park. Lead rules are set locally and posted at the entrance, so check the signage when you arrive. The main entrance is on Warburton Parade.
Is the dog area at Hughes Park fenced?
Yes, the dog area at Hughes Park is fully fenced. It has a double-gated entrance that helps keep dogs secure. The dog area also includes agility equipment for dogs to use.
Does Hughes Park have a playground?
Yes, Hughes Park has a playground behind Francis Street. It includes toddler-friendly equipment, a toddler slide, a larger slide, two types of swings and a baby swing. The playground is unfenced.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Hughes Park?
Yes, Hughes Park has BBQ facilities and picnic tables. The park also has shade, a drinking fountain, benches and bins. Children's play areas are located close to the picnic spots.
Is there parking at Hughes Park in Earlwood?
Yes, parking is available on Westfield Street near the playground. Street parking is plentiful around the park. Free parking is also available nearby on Warburton Parade.
Are there toilets at Hughes Park in Earlwood?
Yes, Hughes Park has toilets. The toilets and kiosk are not usually open unless a sporting event is on. Visitors often find the restrooms locked or closed.