Steamroller Park
Steamroller Park is a recreational park on Victoria Street in Cambridge Park, built around a vintage steam-powered steamroller that serves as both a historical artefact and the centrepiece play structure for children. It also has a multiplay unit, swings, a flying fox, BBQs, picnic tables, toilets and a shade sail.
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About Steamroller Park
Steamroller Playground at Steamroller Park
Steamroller Park has a playground centred on its vintage steamroller, which doubles as a play structure. The playground also has a multiplay unit with a slide, a flying fox, swings and a nest swing for young children. Mulch softfall lies under the swings, and a shade sail covers part of the play area for shelter from the sun on warmer days. Seating close to the equipment lets parents keep an eye on children while they play.
Picnic Areas and BBQs at Steamroller Park
Steamroller Park has BBQ facilities and picnic tables for family gatherings, set among open grassy areas suited to picnics. Benches offer a place to rest between activities, and a shelter gives cover during a family meal. Public toilets and drinking water, including a water bubbler for children, make the park practical for birthday gatherings and relaxed weekend visits with young children.
Walking Paths at Steamroller Park
Steamroller Park has winding pathways that run through its open green spaces and link the grassy areas, picnic spots and play equipment. The level paths suit pram users and walkers who want a gentle loop around the grounds, and the park has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. The open layout gives parents clear sightlines between the playground, the picnic areas and the walking paths.
Facilities at Steamroller Park
Visitor tips for Steamroller Park
- ✓Carry a lead and waste bags if you bring your dog.
Getting to Steamroller Park
195 Victoria Street, Cambridge Park NSW 2747. Kingswood Station Commuter Car Park is about 0.47 km away.
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Can I bring my dog to Steamroller Park?
Yes, but dogs must stay on a leash at all times and owners must clean up after them, as there is no off-leash area.
Does Steamroller Park have a playground?
Yes, kids can play on the old steamroller itself, plus a slide, flying fox and several swings.
Are there toilets at Steamroller Park?
Yes, there are public toilets, along with a bubbler for drinking water.
Is Steamroller Park accessible for prams and wheelchairs?
Yes, it has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and level paths that work for prams.
Are there BBQs at Steamroller Park?
Yes, the park has BBQ facilities as well as picnic tables and a shelter.