Parks in Eastwood, NSW 2122
Parks in Eastwood
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Acacia Park
Acacia Park is a small local park on Acacia Street in Eastwood NSW 2122, with a playground as its main feature. The playground has basic play equipment, which suits a short visit with young children. The park sits in a quiet back-lane setting close to home.
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Braemar Park
Braemar Park is a small park on Terry Road in Eastwood, NSW 2122, with a multi-activity playground that includes a slide, swings with a toddler seat, springer equipment and climbing items. A path with seating and shrub planting leads through the park to the playground. The playground was upgraded and completed in May 2025.
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Brush Farm Park
Brush Farm Park is a bushland park on Lawson Street in Eastwood NSW 2122, beside the heritage-listed Brush Farm House. Its standout feature is a sportsfield with netball courts and an oval busy with netball and cricket, set among walking tracks through bushland.
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David Hamilton Reserve
A playground with a double swing set, a slide, a tunnel and a rock climbing wall for older children makes David Hamilton Reserve a neighbourhood park in Eastwood. The park sits at 19a Terry Road beside Terrys Creek, with a soft-fall play area for children aged 1 to 8 and picnic tables with park benches.
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Donovan Park
Donovan Park is a small green park in Eastwood, off Donovan Street, with an open lawn as its standout feature, one bench and a single water source. The park sits on the street, so visitors can walk to it from the surrounding homes and footpaths.
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Eastwood Croquet Club
Eastwood Croquet Club is a croquet club on heritage croquet lawns in Eastwood Park, on the corner of West Parade and Wingate Avenue in Eastwood NSW 2122. Its standout feature is the heritage croquet lawns and pavilion, and the club offers free 3x1-hour lessons for newcomers.
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Eastwood Park
Eastwood Park is a public park on Lakeside Road in Eastwood, NSW 2122, with two playgrounds, two sportsfields and picnic shelters with barbecues. Its standout feature is the upper playground, which is suitable for both older and younger children.
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Forrester Park
Forrester Park is a small neighbourhood park on Vimiera Road in Eastwood, NSW 2122, set among bushland. Its standout feature is a small sportsfield with a concrete cricket pitch beside a playground with swings, and visitors can reach Terrys Creek walking trails across a pedestrian bridge.
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Girraween Reserve
Girraween Reserve is a small park on Daffodil Street in Eastwood, NSW 2122, and its standout feature is a playground with swings. The park also has fitness equipment and a walking path, all within one small reserve. Visitors can exercise, play and walk in the same place.
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Glen Reserve
Glen Reserve is a quiet local park on Glen Street in Eastwood, NSW, close to the Eastwood shopping precinct. Its standout features are picnic shelters, BBQ facilities and a playground, with toilets, including an accessible toilet, and walking paths through the grounds.
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Granny Smith Memorial Park
Granny Smith Memorial Park at 50 Threlfall Street, Eastwood NSW 2122 is a neighbourhood park whose standout feature is a playground for children aged 0 to 12, with a swing, a spring see-saw, a slide, a climbing structure and a spring play item.
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Irene Park
Irene Park is a small Eastwood park whose jungle-themed playground for ages 1 to 5 has a rock climbing wall, slides and a mini rope wall. Shaded seating under trees, a pram-friendly path from Irene Crescent and street parking on Balaclava Road and Irene Crescent complete the park on the corner of those two streets.
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James Hoskin Reserve
James Hoskin Reserve on Raimonde Road in Eastwood NSW 2122 has a barbecue beside shaded seating as its standout feature. Play equipment for children, outdoor exercise equipment and a large grassed area for picnics sit within the reserve. It is a small local park, and dogs are allowed on it.
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Jim Walsh Park
Jim Walsh Park is a City of Ryde park on Graham Avenue in Eastwood, known for its playground and children's cycle track. It also has a walking track, barbecues and picnic areas, so visitors can walk, cycle, picnic or cook a meal outdoors.
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Lynelle Park
Lynelle Park is a pirate-themed playground park at 90 Abuklea Road in Eastwood, with a ship-shaped play unit, a ship mast lookout, swings and a scooter and bike track that circles both play areas. The park also has picnic tables, benches and mature trees for shade.
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Somerville Park
Somerville Park is on Blaxland Road in Eastwood NSW 2122, with a fully fenced district playground for children aged 0 to 13. It also has a large sports oval, a multi-purpose sports court, outdoor fitness stations, picnic areas and public toilets.
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