Pat Thompson Park
Pat Thompson Park is a small, peaceful grassed green space on Holdsworth Street, Woollahra, within walking distance of the Woollahra shopping strip. Its standout feature is a children's playground among shady trees and lush gardens, suited to preschool and primary-school children.
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About Pat Thompson Park
Playground and Gardens at Pat Thompson Park
Pat Thompson Park has a playground set within a grassed area for children's play, and the play space suits preschool and primary-school children. Shady trees and designated shade areas give cover on warm days, and park benches give families a place to rest while children play. Lush gardens add greenery throughout, making Pat Thompson Park a peaceful place to relax and unwind.
History of Pat Thompson Park
Pat Thompson Park is named after Pat Thompson, who fought to preserve the character of Paddington and West Woollahra. She and her husband founded the Paddington Society in 1964, a lasting local organisation focused on neighbourhood character. The park's name links this small grassed green space to that long-running community effort to protect the look and feel of the surrounding suburbs.
Facilities at Pat Thompson Park
Getting to Pat Thompson Park
64 Holdsworth Street, Woollahra NSW 2025, beside Holdsworth Community Centre, with entrances on Holdsworth Street and Morrell Street. Parking is street parking only, so allow time to find a space.
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- 📍Holdsworth Community Centre
- 📍Woollahra shopping strip
Frequently asked questions about Pat Thompson Park
Is Pat Thompson Park good for young children?
Yes, the playground is aimed at kids of preschool and primary-school age.
Is there parking at Pat Thompson Park?
Only street parking is available.
Is there shade at Pat Thompson Park on hot days?
Yes, shady trees and shade areas provide cover across the park.
Who is Pat Thompson Park named after?
It honours Pat Thompson, who co-founded the Paddington Society in 1964 with her husband.