Freshwater Park
Freshwater Park is a neighbourhood park in Strathfield whose standout feature is its children's playground, built for safe play under adult supervision. The Cooks River runs through the park, the Bay to Bay Cycle and Walkway passes through it, and part of the grounds forms a section of Strathfield Golf Club.
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About Freshwater Park
Playground at Freshwater Park
Freshwater Park has a playground that is one of 30 playgrounds Strathfield Council maintains in parks and reserves across the Strathfield Municipality. The park's purpose is to provide safe play areas, especially for children under the surveillance of adults, so parents and carers can watch young children at play. As a neighbourhood park, Freshwater Park serves local families who want a play space close to home.
Cooks River and Cycleway at Freshwater Park
The Cooks River runs through Freshwater Park, giving walkers and cyclists a waterside setting. Freshwater Park sits on the Bay to Bay Cycle and Walkway, which makes the park a key route for cyclists and a link for pedestrians. Freshwater Park is a well-loved community space for recreation and relaxation, dedicated in 1929 and named after William Freshwater, Strathfield Council's head gardener from 1887 to 1929.
Facilities at Freshwater Park
Getting to Freshwater Park
Cosgrove Road, Strathfield NSW 2135, also given as Ada Avenue, Strathfield South, with parking on Wilson Street and Ada Avenue. Cyclists can ride in along the Bay to Bay Cycle and Walkway.
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- 📍Strathfield Golf Club
Frequently asked questions about Freshwater Park
Does Freshwater Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, it has a children's playground, one of 30 that Strathfield Council looks after.
Where do I park for Freshwater Park?
There is parking on two nearby streets, Wilson Street and Ada Avenue.
Can you walk or cycle through Freshwater Park?
Yes, the Bay to Bay Cycle and Walkway passes through the park.
Who is Freshwater Park named after?
It honours William Freshwater, who was head gardener for Strathfield Council from 1887 to 1929.