Writtle Park
Writtle Park is a public park at 20R Botany Street, on the corner of Arthur Street, Randwick NSW 2031, managed by Randwick City Council. Its standout feature is a fenced playground with swings, a slide, climbing equipment and a shade structure, and it has a shared pedestrian and bike path.
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About Writtle Park
Playground at Writtle Park
Writtle Park has a playground with swings, a baby bucket swing, a slide, climbing equipment and a standing spring toy. The playground at Writtle Park is fenced, so the play equipment sits inside a defined enclosure. A shade structure covers the Writtle Park playground, and the play surface has safety flooring underfoot. Seating is included in the playground at Writtle Park, giving carers a place to sit while children play. Writtle Park also has a litter bin and park seats.
Dog Rules at Writtle Park
Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of the playground at Writtle Park. Owners should keep dogs clear of the play area at all times, because the prohibition covers the whole zone around the fenced equipment. Dogs must not be let off the lead within 10 metres of a children's playground, and dogs are not permitted inside children's playgrounds even on a leash. Writtle Park is not a designated off-leash dog area. Dog owners visiting Writtle Park should plan their route around the playground.
Paths and Seating at Writtle Park
Writtle Park has a shared pedestrian and bike path, so walkers and cyclists both use the same route through the park. The path at Writtle Park suits casual walks and bike rides. Writtle Park has park seats where visitors can rest during a walk, and the park's seats give visitors a place to pause along the route. The playground at Writtle Park includes seating, so carers can rest near the play equipment. Writtle Park's shared path and seating make it a simple stop for a short walk or ride around Randwick.
Park Rules at Writtle Park
Writtle Park prohibits smoking and vaping within 10 metres of its playground area. Alcohol restrictions apply across Writtle Park, and alcohol is prohibited at the playground. Glass is prohibited at the Writtle Park playground. Golf practice is prohibited at Writtle Park. Visitors should carry drinks in non-glass containers when using the playground and keep alcohol out of the play area. Writtle Park has drinking water for visitors. Rules for Writtle Park are set by Randwick City Council.
Facilities at Writtle Park
Visitor tips for Writtle Park
- ✓Keep dogs more than 10 metres from the Writtle Park playground at all times.
- ✓Use the fenced playground, which has a shade structure over the play equipment.
- ✓Fill water bottles at the drinking water available in the park.
- ✓Keep glass and alcohol out of the playground, as both are prohibited there.
- ✓Do not smoke or vape within 10 metres of the playground area.
- ✓Writtle Park is open 24 hours, so it can be visited early in the morning or late in the evening.
Getting to Writtle Park
Writtle Park is at 20R Botany Street, on the corner of Arthur Street, Randwick NSW 2031. Parking details for Writtle Park are unavailable.
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- 📍Corner of Arthur Street and Botany Street, Randwick
Frequently asked questions about Writtle Park
Is Writtle Park in Randwick off-leash friendly for dogs?
Writtle Park is not a designated off-leash dog area. Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of the playground at Writtle Park. Dog owners should keep dogs clear of the playground zone during any visit.
Can I bring my small dog to Writtle Park, and are there fenced areas?
Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of the Writtle Park playground, so small dogs must stay outside that zone. The playground at Writtle Park is fenced, which marks the children's play area. Dogs are not permitted inside children's playgrounds, even on a leash.
Does Writtle Park have a playground suitable for young children?
Writtle Park has a fenced playground with swings, a baby bucket swing, a slide, climbing equipment and a standing spring toy. The playground has safety flooring and a shade structure. Seating is included in the playground for carers.
What family facilities like toilets and shade are available at Writtle Park?
Writtle Park has a shade structure over its playground and drinking water for visitors. The park also has park seats and a litter bin. Writtle Park's playground includes seating for families.
What are the opening hours for Writtle Park?
Writtle Park is open 24 hours daily. Visitors can use the park at any time of day. The park's opening hours do not restrict early morning or late evening visits.
Are there walking or jogging paths through Writtle Park?
Writtle Park has a shared pedestrian and bike path for walkers and cyclists. Joggers can use the same shared pedestrian path. The path is a simple route for casual walks around the park.