Baronesa Park
Baronesa Park is a green space on Baronesa Road in South Penrith, best known for its Multiplay play unit with a slide, swings and a shade sail. The park has shady trees with room for picnics, welcomes dogs and is open 24 hours a day.
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About Baronesa Park
Playground at Baronesa Park
Baronesa Park has a playground built around a Multiplay unit with a slide and swings, and a shade sail covers the play equipment. The equipment mainly suits toddlers and preschoolers, so the playground works best for children aged 3 and over. Baronesa Park is part of Penrith City Council's ongoing playspace upgrade program, which aims to keep play spaces modern and inclusive for current and future residents.
Dogs at Baronesa Park
Baronesa Park welcomes dogs and is classed as a dog-friendly area rather than an official dog park. Baronesa Park has no designated off-leash area, is not fully fenced, and has no separate zones for small and large dogs. Lead rules at Baronesa Park are set locally and posted at the park entrance, so dog owners should read the signage on arrival before letting a dog off the lead.
Facilities at Baronesa Park
Visitor tips for Baronesa Park
- ✓After rain, some grassy areas get boggy, so pick drier ground for a picnic rug.
- ✓Bring poop bags when visiting with a dog.
Getting to Baronesa Park
19 Baronesa Road, South Penrith NSW 2750
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Baronesa Park
Can I take my dog off-leash at Baronesa Park?
Dogs are welcome, but there is no designated off-leash area, so follow the lead rules signposted at the entrance.
Is Baronesa Park fenced?
No, Baronesa Park is not fully fenced.
Does Baronesa Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, its play equipment is aimed mainly at toddlers and preschoolers, with a shade sail overhead.
What are the opening hours of Baronesa Park?
Baronesa Park never closes; it is open 24 hours, every day of the week.
Is Baronesa Park good for a picnic?
Yes, there is plenty of room for a picnic under the shady trees.