South Creek Park
South Creek Park is a parkland on the banks of South Creek in St Marys, on the northern side of the Great Western Highway. Its standout feature is a heritage display of three historic wagons. The park also has walking trails and is home to the St Marys Tennis Court Club House.
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About South Creek Park
Heritage Wagons at South Creek Park
South Creek Park was created in 1963 as part of the sesqui-centenary celebrations marking the building of the Western Road in 1813. Its heritage display links visitors to the early history of the region, with three old wagons on show and a wagon shed within the park. The wagon display makes a short stop for anyone interested in the area's local history.
Walking Trails at South Creek Park
South Creek Park has well-maintained walking trails and well-marked paths beside South Creek, suiting walkers and runners of different fitness levels. The park is one of the stops on the St Marys Heritage Walk, a four kilometre trail with 11 points of interest that starts at St Marys Station and passes through the town's parks, so walkers can extend a visit into a longer outing.
Facilities at South Creek Park
Getting to South Creek Park
Corner of the Great Western Highway and Charles Hackett Drive, St Marys NSW 2760. A visitor parking lot serves the park.
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Is there parking at South Creek Park?
Yes, drivers can leave their car in the on-site visitor lot.
Are there walking paths at South Creek Park?
Yes, its trails are well kept and clearly marked, suiting both walkers and runners.
How long is the St Marys Heritage Walk?
The heritage walk is four kilometres long and takes in 11 points of interest, including South Creek Park.
Is there a tennis club at South Creek Park?
Yes, the St Marys Tennis Court Club House is located at the park.
Why does South Creek Park have old wagons?
The wagons recall the park's 1963 origins, when it was set up for the sesqui-centenary of the Western Road.