Fitzpatrick Park
Fitzpatrick Park is a small, quiet park on Day Avenue in Kensington. Its most notable feature is a fully fenced playground with two slides and rubber softfall, and the park also has picnic tables, BBQ facilities and plenty of shade from large mature trees.
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About Fitzpatrick Park
Fenced Playground at Fitzpatrick Park
Fitzpatrick Park has a fully fenced playground with swings, climbing frames, platforms, tunnels and two slides. Randwick City Council upgraded the playground in 2023, adding new paving, new equipment, rubber softfall, new fencing, bike hoops, picnic tables and a drinking fountain. Large trees give natural shade over the play area, and the playground also has a shade structure and a litter bin. The fence keeps young children within a contained space while they play.
Picnic Areas, BBQ and Gardens at Fitzpatrick Park
Fitzpatrick Park has picnic tables and picnic areas spread across its grounds, along with BBQ facilities for cooking outdoors. Large mature trees give plenty of natural shade, which keeps the picnic spots comfortable in warmer weather. Visitors can spread a picnic rug inside the fenced area beneath the trees. Fitzpatrick Park's appealing gardens add to the relaxed setting, making it an easy place to spend a few hours.
Facilities at Fitzpatrick Park
Visitor tips for Fitzpatrick Park
- ✓Pick up after your dog and follow the on-site signs.
Getting to Fitzpatrick Park
25 Day Avenue, Kensington NSW 2033. A bus stop beside the park is served by the 303 bus.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Fitzpatrick Park
Can I take my dog to Fitzpatrick Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome on a leash, but they must stay out of the playground.
Is the playground at Fitzpatrick Park fenced?
Yes, the play area is fully enclosed by fencing.
Is there a BBQ at Fitzpatrick Park?
Yes, there are BBQ facilities, so you can cook a meal on site.
Is there drinking water at Fitzpatrick Park?
Yes, a drinking fountain was added in the 2023 upgrade.
How do I get to Fitzpatrick Park by bus?
Catch the 303 bus, which stops right next to Fitzpatrick Park.