Montague Gardens
Montague Gardens is a leafy park on Cambridge Street in Stanmore, best known for its playground with a fort, slides and a see-saw swing on soft fall, suited to pre and primary schoolers. Huge shady trees shelter picnic tables, and a partial stone fence marks the park's older character.
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Playground and Fitness Equipment at Montague Gardens
The playground at Montague Gardens is built for young children, with a fort, slides and a see-saw swing. All of the equipment sits on soft fall surfacing, which cushions falls, and it suits pre-schoolers and primary school children. Montague Gardens has a bench beside the playground, giving parents a place to sit and keep an eye on their children. Montague Gardens also has fitness equipment for outdoor exercise.
Picnic Tables and Shade Trees at Montague Gardens
Montague Gardens has picnic tables set beneath lots of huge, shady trees that cover much of the park and give it a leafy character. The ground under the trees is mostly mulch rather than lawn, so visitors can sit there as well as at the tables. A gardens area sits alongside the picnic space, giving picnickers a green setting for a relaxed lunch outdoors.
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Visitor tips for Montague Gardens
- ✓On warm days, pick a table under the big trees, where the shade keeps you cool.
Getting to Montague Gardens
Montague Gardens is at 80 Cambridge Street, Stanmore NSW 2048.
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Is Montague Gardens fully fenced?
Montague Gardens has a partial stone fence along part of its boundary rather than a full fence.
Does Montague Gardens have a playground for young kids?
Yes, the play equipment is aimed at pre-schoolers and primary-aged children, and a bench nearby lets parents watch.
Are there picnic tables and shade at Montague Gardens?
Yes, there are picnic tables and a picnic area, with plenty of shade from the park's large trees.
Is Montague Gardens wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Montague Gardens is accessible, and its playground and picnic areas are open to visitors with mobility needs.
Is there drinking water at Montague Gardens?
Yes, you can fill a bottle at the park.