Begnell Field
Begnell Field is a 4.24 hectare public sportsground and park in Strathfield South, NSW, and one of Strathfield's largest parks. Its standout feature is a large sportsground suited to Rugby League and touch football. The Strathfield Raiders Junior Rugby League Football Club is based at the field.
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About Begnell Field
Sports Fields and History at Begnell Field
Begnell Field has fields for hire in both seasons: one Rugby League field or two Touch Football fields in winter, and one football field or two touch football fields in summer. The summer fields have no lighting. The park was formally named after James (Jim) Begnell, Treasurer and Life Member of the Western Suburbs District Junior Rugby Football League, who died in 1971. The first match on Begnell Field was played on 25 April 1976.
Amenities and Canteens at Begnell Field
Begnell Field has amenities and change rooms with a canteen on its west side, and a toilet block with a small canteen on its east side. These amenities open only when the ground is hired, so the toilets and canteens are not open for casual visits. The nearest public toilets to Begnell Field are in Cooke Park on Madeline Street, Belfield.
Facilities at Begnell Field
Getting to Begnell Field
Madeline Street and Cosgrove Road, Strathfield South NSW 2136. Vehicles enter from Madeline Street, Belfield, which leads to considerable on-site parking.
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- ๐Cooke Park, Belfield
Frequently asked questions about Begnell Field
Are there public toilets at Begnell Field?
Only when the ground is hired; otherwise the closest public toilets are at Cooke Park in Belfield.
Where do I park at Begnell Field?
There is considerable parking on site, entered from Madeline Street.
Can I book a field at Begnell Field?
Yes, fields can be hired in winter and summer for Rugby League, touch football and football.
Does Begnell Field host markets or events?
Yes, the park is suitable for large organised gatherings, including markets and function hire.