Pilgrim Park
Pilgrim Park is a neighbourhood park on Arthur Street, Strathfield, with a dedicated children's playground as its standout feature. The park also has natural grass fields with cricket wickets, and it sits on land with a large natural watercourse that was set aside as a public park.
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About Pilgrim Park
Playground and Grass Fields at Pilgrim Park
Pilgrim Park has a dedicated children's playground, giving younger visitors a place to play close to home. The park also has natural grass fields with cricket wickets, so a game of cricket or a casual kick-around can happen on the open lawn. Strathfield Council manages Pilgrim Park as a neighbourhood park that provides recreation opportunities for the local community and adds to local amenity and the streetscape.
History of Pilgrim Park
Pilgrim Park sits on land that contains a large natural watercourse. Strathfield Council acquired the land for a public park because it was considered unsuitable for building, which turned a difficult site into open space for the suburb. The park is named in honour of William Pilgrim, a Mayor of Strathfield Council, so the park's name recognises a local civic leader.
Facilities at Pilgrim Park
Getting to Pilgrim Park
Arthur Street, Strathfield NSW 2135. Parking is available along Arthur Street, and Strathfield Council's Trip Planner lists bus and train timetables and routes.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Pilgrim Park
Does Pilgrim Park have a playground?
Yes, there is a dedicated playground for children within the park.
Can you play cricket at Pilgrim Park?
Yes, cricket wickets are set up on the park's natural grass fields.
Where can I park for Pilgrim Park?
You can park on Arthur Street, where the park is located.
Who is Pilgrim Park named after?
It honours William Pilgrim, who served as a Mayor of Strathfield Council.