Lee Park
Lee Park is a 1.7-acre park at 41 Russell St, Greenacre, and its standout feature is a children's playground with swings and bars. The kid-friendly park also suits walkers, joggers and families who want open space for ball games or a shelter to rest in.
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About Lee Park
Playground and Shelter at Lee Park
Lee Park has a small playground with swings and bars that suits younger children. The playground is a leisure playground that both children and adults can use, and it is one of the park's essential amenities. Lee Park also has a shelter, available for use, that offers a tranquil resting spot between activities. Together, the playground and shelter make Lee Park a kid-friendly, family friendly stop in Greenacre.
Walking and Running Trails at Lee Park
Lee Park has well-marked trails and open spaces that suit walking, jogging and running. The trails pass through 1.7 acres of lush greenery, making them suitable for either a morning jog or a relaxed walk. Wildlife spotting is part of a walk at Lee Park, with cockatoos, lorikeets and kookaburras among the birds, and possums, bats and water dragons appearing occasionally.
Open Area for Ball Games at Lee Park
Lee Park has a large open area for playing ball games. The open space gives families and groups room for informal games, so visitors who bring a ball can start a casual match. Lee Park's open area suits group play and complements the playground and shelter, letting families combine active games with a quiet rest at the shelter in one visit.
Facilities at Lee Park
Visitor tips for Lee Park
- ✓Visit in spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May), the park's best seasons.
Getting to Lee Park
41 Russell St, Greenacre NSW 2190.
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Does Lee Park have a playground?
Yes, there is a play area with swings and bars, best for little kids.
Is there a shelter at Lee Park?
Yes, visitors can rest under the park's shelter.
Are there walking or running tracks at Lee Park?
Yes, well-marked trails through the greenery suit a walk, a jog or a run.
When is the best time to visit Lee Park?
Spring and autumn are the best seasons to go.
Can you play ball games at Lee Park?
Yes, the large open area has plenty of room for a casual game with a ball.