Burnie Park
Burnie Park is a neighbourhood park at 1R Burnie Street, Clovelly NSW 2031, managed by Randwick City Council. Its standout feature is a fenced playground with a large wooden jungle gym, swings, a baby bucket swing and a shade structure, set among open grass and mature trees.
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About Burnie Park
Playground at Burnie Park
Burnie Park has a fenced playground for children. The playground has a large wooden jungle gym, a see-saw and swings. Burnie Park has a baby bucket swing for younger children and a low flying fox for climbing and sliding play. Burnie Park has a shade structure over the playground equipment, so families can keep play areas shaded during warm weather. The fence gives the play area defined boundaries, which lets parents supervise children while others in the group sit nearby on the park seats or at the picnic tables.
Picnic Tables and Open Grass at Burnie Park
Burnie Park has picnic tables for family gatherings. Burnie Park has park seats placed around its grounds and a litter bin for rubbish disposal. Burnie Park has open grassy space that spreads across its grounds for relaxing and informal play. Mature trees stand across the open grass at Burnie Park, adding shade and a green setting. Visitors can use the picnic tables and park seats to sit together while children play on the fenced playground nearby.
Community Centre Next to Burnie Park
Burnie Park sits next to a community centre hall. The hall houses a pre-school play and a mother's group. The hall is available for hire and has a capacity of 50 people. The hall has a kitchenette and tables and chairs. The centre hosts playgroups, dance, yoga, art and music classes, and children's birthday parties. Amplified music is not permitted in the hall, so groups planning music activities should arrange quieter formats.
Park Rules at Burnie Park
Burnie Park's rules are set by Randwick City Council. Dogs are prohibited at the Burnie Park playground and within 10 metres of it. Smoking and vaping are not allowed within 10 metres of the Burnie Park playground. Alcohol is not permitted at Burnie Park. Glass is not permitted on the Burnie Park playground. Jumping castles are not allowed on council premises at Burnie Park, so families planning parties should choose other entertainment.
Facilities at Burnie Park
Visitor tips for Burnie Park
- ✓Take toddlers to the fenced playground, which has a baby bucket swing and a low flying fox.
- ✓Leave dogs at home for playground visits, because dogs are prohibited at the playground and within 10 metres of it.
- ✓Keep glass out of the Burnie Park playground, as glass is not permitted there.
- ✓Do not smoke or vape within 10 metres of the playground.
- ✓Book the community centre hall for playgroups or birthday parties, as it holds up to 50 people.
- ✓Skip hiring a jumping castle, because jumping castles are not allowed on council premises.
Getting to Burnie Park
Burnie Park is located at 1R Burnie Street, Clovelly NSW 2031.
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- 📍Community centre hall adjacent to Burnie Park
- 📍Clovelly Beach
- 📍Clovelly Road shops and cafes
Frequently asked questions about Burnie Park
What is Burnie Park in Clovelly like for a day out?
Burnie Park is a neighbourhood park at 1R Burnie Street, Clovelly NSW 2031. It has a fenced playground with a large wooden jungle gym, swings and a baby bucket swing, along with picnic tables, park seats and open grass under mature trees. A community centre hall sits beside the park.
Can I take my dog to Burnie Park in Clovelly?
Dogs are prohibited at the Burnie Park playground and within 10 metres of it. Owners with dogs should keep them away from the playground area.
Does Burnie Park in Clovelly have a playground for kids?
Yes, Burnie Park has a fenced playground. The playground has a large wooden jungle gym, a see-saw, swings, a baby bucket swing, a low flying fox and a shade structure.
What facilities does Burnie Park have for families with young children?
Burnie Park has a fenced playground with a baby bucket swing and a shade structure. It also has picnic tables, park seats and a litter bin. The adjacent community centre hall houses a pre-school play and a mother's group.
Can I have a BBQ or picnic at Burnie Park?
Burnie Park has picnic tables and open grassy space under mature trees, which suit picnics. Visitors can sit at the tables and use the park seats while children play on the playground.
What are the opening hours for Burnie Park in Clovelly?
Burnie Park is open 24 hours every day. Visitors can access the park at any time of day.