Gloria Park
Gloria Park is a leafy 15.3-acre park on Lester Avenue, Hazelbrook, with a large open playground beside the Hazelbrook bowling club and sporting oval. Its standout feature is merry-go-round style play equipment, one of the few of its kind in the Blue Mountains.
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About Gloria Park
Playground at Gloria Park
Gloria Park has a playground that suits toddlers as well as older children. A baby swing caters for the youngest visitors, and whimsical trees encourage imaginary play. The merry-go-round style equipment is the playground's highlight, as few playgrounds in the mountains have one. The leafy setting is at its best in autumn, when the trees turn colour and drop leaves for children to run through. The playground sits across from the war memorial and reserve.
Sports Facilities at Gloria Park
Gloria Park has a soccer field, a tennis court, a netball court and a sporting oval, and it shares its grounds with a lawn bowls club and bowls pitch. Hazelbrook Hawks Football Club trains on the park's fields, which have lights for evening training sessions. Together these facilities support a mix of summer and winter sport, from lawn bowls and tennis to soccer, netball and football.
Facilities at Gloria Park
Visitor tips for Gloria Park
- โPlan dinner at Club Bistro for a Thursday, Friday or Sunday, when it is open from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
Getting to Gloria Park
21A Lester Avenue, Hazelbrook NSW 2779. The park has its own parking lot.
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- ๐Hazelbrook bowling club
Frequently asked questions about Gloria Park
Is there a playground for young kids at Gloria Park?
Yes. Toddlers have a baby swing, and older children can try the merry-go-round and the whimsical trees.
Are there toilets at Gloria Park?
Yes, there are toilets on site, along with picnic sites, tables and a shelter.
Where can I park at Gloria Park?
There is a parking lot at the park on Lester Avenue.
What are the opening hours for Gloria Park?
The park is open every day, 24 hours a day.
What sports can you play at Gloria Park?
Visitors can play soccer, tennis, netball and lawn bowls, and a local football club trains here.