Doctor Walters Park
Doctor Walters Park is a medium-sized public park on Lasseter Avenue in Chifley NSW 2036. Its standout feature is a fully fenced children's playground in the northeast corner, with climbing equipment, swings, a slide and shade from mature trees, plus picnic tables and drinking fountains across the park.
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About Doctor Walters Park
Fenced Playground at Doctor Walters Park
Doctor Walters Park has a fully fenced children's playground in its northeast corner. The playground has climbing equipment, a slide, swings, a monkey bar, a fireman pole and rockers. Seating and a shade structure sit inside the playground, and trees shade the play area. A drinking fountain and a seat stand beside it. Dogs, smoking and vaping are prohibited within 10m of the playground, and alcohol and glass are banned there.
Facilities at Doctor Walters Park
Visitor tips for Doctor Walters Park
- ✓Bring drinks in cans or plastic bottles if you plan to sit near the playground.
- ✓Leave golf clubs at home, because golf practice is prohibited in the park.
Getting to Doctor Walters Park
27-33R Lasseter Avenue, Chifley NSW 2036. Chifley is 13 km south-east of the Sydney CBD.
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Is there a playground at Doctor Walters Park?
Yes, a fenced one in the northeast corner, with swings, a slide, monkey bar, fireman pole and rockers.
Are dogs allowed at Doctor Walters Park?
Dogs may not come within 10m of the playground.
Is there a basketball court at Doctor Walters Park?
Yes, there is a court with one hoop.
Can I have a picnic at Doctor Walters Park?
Yes, picnic tables sit across the grounds under mature trees.
Who is Doctor Walters Park named after?
Dr Cecil "Cec" Walters, a former medical superintendent at Prince Henry Hospital. The name dates from the suburb's formation in the early 1960s.