Victoria Park
Victoria Park is a large reserve on the Great Western Highway in St Marys, dedicated in 1842. Its most notable feature is its barbecue facilities, set beside undercover seating and picnic areas, and the park also has a children's playground and a memorial.
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About Victoria Park
Barbecue and Picnic Facilities at Victoria Park
Victoria Park has barbecue facilities close to its undercover seating and picnic areas, so a group can cook and eat together in one spot. The undercover seating and a shelter keep people out of the sun or rain, and the reserve's ample green space gives groups room to spread out. Drinking water is available on site for refilling bottles during a meal.
Playground at Victoria Park
Victoria Park has a playground that gives young children a dedicated play space in St Marys. The playground shares the reserve with the picnic areas and undercover seating, so parents can keep an eye on children while they eat. Toilets on site make longer visits with young kids easier, and the open space gives children room to run beyond the play equipment.
Facilities at Victoria Park
Visitor tips for Victoria Park
- ✓Pack a picnic blanket so you can use the open green space if the undercover seating is taken.
Getting to Victoria Park
Victoria Park is on the corner of the Great Western Highway and Princess Mary Street, St Marys NSW 2760.
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Does Victoria Park in St Marys have a playground?
Yes, there is a playground for young children.
Are there BBQs at Victoria Park?
Yes, there are barbecue facilities you can use for a cookout.
Are there toilets at Victoria Park?
Yes, the park has toilets as well as drinking water.
How old is Victoria Park?
Victoria Park was dedicated in 1842, and it contains a memorial and a rotunda.