Haberfield Gardens
Haberfield Gardens is a 5,200m² park in Haberfield NSW 2045, between Wattle Street and Walker Avenue. Its standout feature is a shaded playground with shade sails. The park was completed in 2020 as part of WestConnex's M4 East legacy works and includes heritage brick work and a noise wall with native flowers.
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About Haberfield Gardens
Playground and Shade at Haberfield Gardens
Haberfield Gardens has a shaded playground designed for younger children. Shade sails are installed at Haberfield Gardens over the play space, giving children shelter from the sun. The play space sits within the wider passive recreation area at Haberfield Gardens, which also includes seating for parents and carers. Haberfield Gardens has drinking fountains, so families can refill water bottles during a visit. Together these features make Haberfield Gardens a practical stop for families with young children in Haberfield NSW 2045.
Paths and Accessibility at Haberfield Gardens
Haberfield Gardens has pedestrian and cycle paths running through the park. The paths at Haberfield Gardens are fully accessible, which supports wheelchair access across the park. Haberfield Gardens is bounded by Wattle Street and Walker Avenue, so its paths form a route between those two streets. Haberfield Gardens has paths for both walkers and cyclists. The park covers 5,200m², which places its paths within easy reach of nearby streets in Haberfield.
Heritage Design and Noise Wall at Haberfield Gardens
Haberfield Gardens has heritage brick work throughout the space, reflecting the local heritage of Haberfield. Haberfield Gardens has an acrylic etched noise wall along Wattle Street. The noise wall at Haberfield Gardens carries local native flowers and a historic map of the local area. Haberfield Gardens was built as part of WestConnex's M4 East legacy works and was completed in 2020. The project was a collaboration between WestConnex Transurban, Inner West Council and local residents who were consulted during design.
Facilities at Haberfield Gardens
Visitor tips for Haberfield Gardens
- ✓The shade sails cover the playground for younger children, so it is a comfortable spot for a visit on a warm day.
- ✓Drinking fountains are available in the park, so bring a reusable water bottle to refill.
- ✓The noise wall along Wattle Street features local native flowers and a historic map of the area, so allow time to look at it.
- ✓The paths are fully accessible, which suits strollers and wheelchairs.
- ✓Heritage brick work runs throughout the park, so look for it when walking between the play areas and the paths.
Getting to Haberfield Gardens
Haberfield Gardens is located between Wattle Street and Walker Avenue in Haberfield NSW 2045. It is about 400 ft from the Haberfield Hotel on Parramatta Road.
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- 📍Haberfield Hotel, Parramatta Road (about 400 ft away)
- 📍Wattle Street (park boundary)
- 📍Walker Avenue (park boundary)
Frequently asked questions about Haberfield Gardens
Is there a playground at Haberfield Gardens for young kids?
Yes, Haberfield Gardens has a shaded playground designed for younger children. Shade sails are installed over the play space. The playground sits within the park's passive recreation area.
What facilities does Haberfield Gardens have for families with children?
Haberfield Gardens has a shaded playground for younger children, shade sails, seating and drinking fountains. The park also has fully accessible pedestrian and cycle paths. These facilities make it suitable for family visits.
Is Haberfield Gardens wheelchair accessible?
The paths at Haberfield Gardens are fully accessible. These pedestrian and cycle paths run through the park. This allows wheelchair users to move around the park.
How do I get to Haberfield Gardens by public transport?
Haberfield Gardens is located between Wattle Street and Walker Avenue in Haberfield NSW 2045. It is about 400 ft from the Haberfield Hotel on Parramatta Road.
What makes Haberfield Gardens different from other parks in Sydney's inner west?
Haberfield Gardens was built as part of WestConnex's M4 East legacy works and completed in 2020. It features heritage brick work throughout the space. An acrylic etched noise wall along Wattle Street shows local native flowers and a historic map of the area.
What cafes or shops are near Haberfield Gardens?
The Haberfield Hotel on Parramatta Road is about 400 ft from Haberfield Gardens. The park sits between Wattle Street and Walker Avenue in Haberfield NSW 2045.