Ashfield Park
Ashfield Park is a 15.9-acre public park on Parramatta Road in Ashfield. Its sporting fields host cricket and soccer, and the park also has a children's playground, BBQ facilities, shaded picnic areas, the Ashfield Bowling Club and a Mary Poppins statue among its gardens.
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Sports and Fitness at Ashfield Park
Ashfield Park has sporting fields suitable for cricket and soccer, including a cricket field and a sports centre. Ashfield Park also has an outdoor fitness station, and the Ashfield Bowling Club sits within its grounds. Paved, well-maintained pathways form walking and running routes suitable for all fitness levels. Inner West Council manages bookings for larger events and organised games through its booking system. The park also hosts community events such as run clubs and gardening groups.
Playground, Picnics and Gardens at Ashfield Park
Ashfield Park has a well-equipped children's playground and BBQ facilities. Shaded picnic areas are spread across the sprawling lawns and suit family gatherings. Picturesque gardens with vibrant flower beds and towering trees create a tranquil setting, and the trees support wildlife including rainbow lorikeets and kookaburras. Ashfield Park also has community gardens, a Mary Poppins statue and the Ashfield War Memorial, which was unveiled in 1921.
Facilities at Ashfield Park
Visitor tips for Ashfield Park
- ✓Visit in spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May), the best seasons for walking.
- ✓Come on a Saturday or Sunday to catch a local cricket or soccer match.
Getting to Ashfield Park
Corner of Orpington Street and Parramatta Road, Ashfield NSW 2131. The park has a wheelchair-accessible car park.
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Can I take my dog to Ashfield Park?
Yes, but dogs must be on a leash at all times, as there is no off-leash area. Water fountains in the park cater for both people and dogs.
Does Ashfield Park have a playground?
Yes, young kids have a well-equipped playground to use.
Are there toilets at Ashfield Park?
Yes, the park has public toilets that are maintained regularly, plus several drinking water stations.
Is Ashfield Park accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, it has a wheelchair-accessible entrance at the Orpington Street and Parramatta Road corner, and its paved paths are well maintained.