Allder Park
Allder Park is a public park on Rodd Street in Sefton, best known for its children's playground. The playground sits in one corner of a large open grassed area that covers most of the park, and the park also has a bridge with large stones around it.
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About Allder Park
Children's Playground at Allder Park
Allder Park has a children's playground that council completed after a lengthy redevelopment of the site. Before the upgrade, the park was largely open grass with no play equipment. The playground is a compact area rather than a large one. It gives families with young children a designated place to play within the wider grounds, and it works well as the central activity of a visit with little ones.
Open Grassed Area at Allder Park
Allder Park is mostly open grass, giving visitors a wide, unstructured space to spread out, run around and relax outdoors. The grassed area is the park's largest single feature by land area and suits casual use rather than organised sport. Families visiting the playground can use the grass for informal play too. Because the playground takes up only a small part of the site, Allder Park still has room for additional features.
Facilities at Allder Park
Visitor tips for Allder Park
- ✓Keep young children away from the large stones around the bridge.
- ✓Watch for motorbikes and dirt bikes, which sometimes enter the park.
- ✓Check the condition of the grass before a visit with young children, as maintenance may be irregular.
Getting to Allder Park
Allder Park is on Rodd Street, Sefton NSW 2162, in the Canterbury-Bankstown area close to Birrong, and Sefton Train Station is nearby.
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- 📍Sefton Golf Course
- 📍Jim Ring Reserve
- 📍Jensen Park
- 📍Birrong Leisure & Aquatic Centre
- 📍Sefton High School
- 📍Sefton Uniting Church
- 📍Immaculate Heart of Mary Sefton
Frequently asked questions about Allder Park
Does Allder Park have a playground?
Yes, a children's playground sits in one corner of the park.
Is there open space for kids to run around at Allder Park?
Yes, most of the park is a large open grassed area.
Where is Allder Park?
It is on Rodd Street in Sefton, near Sefton Golf Course and Jim Ring Reserve.
Can you catch a train to Allder Park?
Yes, Sefton Train Station is close to the park.
Is there a pool near Allder Park?
Yes, the Birrong aquatic centre is a nearby option for a swim.