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Jubilee Park

Jubilee Park is a community park on Marion Street in Parramatta, open 24 hours, whose standout feature is a nature-based playground built from wooden structures with a water pump and a maze. The park also has an outdoor gym, a basketball court and BBQ facilities with picnic tables.

Best for

Playground activitiesBasketball playersDog walking (leashed)Weekend picnics and BBQOutdoor fitness enthusiasts

About Jubilee Park

Playground and Picnic Area at Jubilee Park

The playground at Jubilee Park is designed for children's engagement, with interactive elements that suit younger visitors and equipment for a range of ages. Children can work the water pump and find their way through the maze. Throughout the grounds, BBQ facilities, picnic tables and park benches let families share a meal outdoors, and water fountains are on hand for refilling bottles.

Basketball Court and Outdoor Gym at Jubilee Park

Jubilee Park has a basketball court open to the public, suited to casual games as well as organised play. Its outdoor gym gives free access to equipment for leg raises, pull-ups, sit-ups and step-ups in an open-air setting. Walking paths and exercise tracks run through the grounds for jogging and brisk walking, so visitors can combine a run with a session on the gym stations or a game on the court.

Dog Rules at Jubilee Park

Jubilee Park welcomes dogs, but owners must keep them on a leash at all times because the park has no designated off-leash area. Dogs must also stay at least 10 metres away from the playground and from food preparation areas such as the barbecues, a rule that protects children and food hygiene. For off-leash exercise, the City of Parramatta offers other dog parks, including Barnett Park in Winston Hills and Burlington Memorial Park in Northmead.

Facilities at Jubilee Park

๐Ÿ›Playground
๐Ÿ”ฅBBQ Facilities
๐ŸšปToilets
๐Ÿ’งDrinking Water
๐Ÿ…ฟ๏ธParking
๐Ÿฝ๏ธPicnic Tables
๐ŸƒWalking Paths
๐Ÿ…Sports Fields
๐Ÿ•Dogs on leash
โ€ข Nature-based playground (wooden structures, water pump, maze) โ€ข Outdoor gym equipment (leg raises, pull-up bars, sit-up bench, step-up station) โ€ข Basketball court โ€ข BBQ facilities โ€ข Picnic tables โ€ข Park benches โ€ข Water fountains โ€ข Walking paths and exercise tracks โ€ข Harry Todd Band Hall (wheelchair accessible, audio-visual equipment, accessible toilets)

Visitor tips for Jubilee Park

  • โœ“Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon for quieter, cooler conditions, especially in summer.
  • โœ“Hire the Harry Todd Band Hall for events, conferences or social functions.

Getting to Jubilee Park

18a Marion Street, Parramatta NSW 2150. Council parking stations nearby charge from $3 per hour, and over 1,655 metered on-street spaces in the surrounding area start from $2 per hour. On Sundays, the Parramatta Station Car Park on Wentworth Street offers free parking for up to 4 hours.

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Nearby Parramatta

  • ๐Ÿ“Parramatta CBD

Frequently asked questions about Jubilee Park

Can I let my dog off-leash at Jubilee Park?

No. Dogs need to stay on a lead the whole time they are in the park.

Is there a playground at Jubilee Park?

Yes, the timber playground suits younger children and includes a water pump and a maze.

Are there toilets at Jubilee Park?

Accessible toilets are inside the Harry Todd Band Hall, which is wheelchair accessible.

Can I have a BBQ at Jubilee Park?

Yes, BBQ facilities are available for public use, with picnic tables nearby.

Is Jubilee Park open 24 hours?

Yes, it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.