Harvest Park
Harvest Park is a small park in the Flour Mill of Summer Hill development at Flour Mill Way, Summer Hill NSW 2130. Its standout feature is a playground with a wide range of play equipment, plus BBQ facilities, shade and seating.
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About Harvest Park
Playground and Shade at Harvest Park
Harvest Park has a playground with a wide range of play equipment, and the park is listed as both a park and a playground. Harvest Park has plenty of shade across its grounds, and its seating lets parents supervise children comfortably. The park's trees date back to the period when the site operated as a working mill, giving the playground a distinctive setting. Harvest Park sits within the Flour Mill of Summer Hill development, so families can combine a playground visit with time in the precinct's public spaces. Harvest Park is a compact space, which suits a short visit with young children. Harvest Park has no toilets, which families with toddlers should plan around.
BBQ and Picnic Facilities at Harvest Park
Harvest Park has BBQ facilities for cooking outdoors, and the park suits shared meals on a weekend. Harvest Park has seating and plenty of shade, so picnic groups can sit comfortably during warmer months. Harvest Park also has a drink fountain, which lets visitors refill water bottles between cooking and eating. The Flour Mill of Summer Hill development presents the park's public spaces as a place for a perfect weekend picnic, and Harvest Park sits within that precinct. The park's shaded areas and BBQ facilities together make it a practical choice for a family gathering. Harvest Park has no toilets, so groups should plan their visit with that in mind.
Free Fitness Classes at Harvest Park
Harvest Park hosts a free fitness camp that is open to all members of the public. The camp is run by Live Life Get Active and includes Active Yoga, Active Boxing and Active X Training. Active X Training takes place at Harvest Park on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays at 6:30 am. The camp has been running at Harvest Park since May 2022. Its published timetable runs in blocks, such as Monday 15 May to Sunday 11 June. The early-morning sessions suit people who want outdoor group training before work, close to Summer Hill railway station.
Facilities at Harvest Park
Visitor tips for Harvest Park
- ✓Active X Training runs at Harvest Park on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays at 6:30 am.
- ✓Harvest Park has a drink fountain, so bring a water bottle to refill.
- ✓Shaded areas make warm-weather playground and picnic visits more comfortable.
- ✓Harvest Park has no toilets, so plan your visit with that in mind.
- ✓Summer Hill railway station is 500 metres northwest of Harvest Park, a short distance to walk.
- ✓Combine a visit with the nearby Flour Mill Community Veggie Garden and Mungo Scott Plaza.
Getting to Harvest Park
Flour Mill Way, Summer Hill NSW 2130, within the Flour Mill of Summer Hill development. Summer Hill railway station is 500 metres northwest of the park.
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- 📍Mungo Scott Plaza
- 📍Flour Mill Community Veggie Garden
- 📍Flour Mill of Summer Hill development
Frequently asked questions about Harvest Park
Does Harvest Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, Harvest Park has a playground with a great range of play equipment. The park is also listed as a playground in its own right. Harvest Park has plenty of shade and seating for parents watching children play.
What facilities does Harvest Park have for families with toddlers?
Harvest Park has a playground with a range of play equipment, plus plenty of shade and seating. Harvest Park has a drink fountain for water refills. Harvest Park has no toilets, so families should plan their visit around that.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Harvest Park?
Yes, Harvest Park has BBQ facilities. Harvest Park has seating and plenty of shade for picnics. The park's BBQ facilities and shaded seating are the main picnic amenities confirmed for Harvest Park.
Is Harvest Park good for a family picnic on the weekend?
Harvest Park has BBQ facilities, shade and seating, which suit a family picnic. The Flour Mill of Summer Hill development presents the park's public spaces as a place for a perfect weekend picnic. Harvest Park has a drink fountain, but it has no toilets.
What sports or recreation facilities are available at Harvest Park?
Harvest Park hosts a free fitness camp open to all members of the public. The camp offers Active Yoga, Active Boxing and Active X Training. Active X Training runs on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays at 6:30 am.
Are the toilets at Harvest Park accessible and clean?
Harvest Park has no toilets. Visitors who need a toilet will need to use facilities away from the park. Plan ahead for longer visits with young children.