Pullbrook Park
Pullbrook Park is a quiet local green space on Dunrossil Avenue in Casula. Its most notable feature is a playground for small children with two swings, including a baby swing, a slippery dip and climbing bars, set among lush trees and open fields crossed by walking paths.
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About Pullbrook Park
Playground at Pullbrook Park
Pullbrook Park has a playground that is well suited to small children. The play equipment includes two swings, one of them a baby swing, plus a slippery dip and climbing bars. The equipment at Pullbrook Park was being updated in May 2024, so the current setup may have changed. The playground suits a short visit with toddlers, and the quiet, reasonably sized park around it keeps a play session relaxed.
Walking Paths and Open Fields at Pullbrook Park
Pullbrook Park has walking paths that wind through lush trees and open fields. The paths suit a relaxed stroll rather than a long hike, as Pullbrook Park is a quiet local park of reasonable size. Pullbrook Park is community land managed by Liverpool City Council under its generic plan of management for parks, and the land is zoned RE1 Public Recreation, which sets it aside for public recreational use.
Facilities at Pullbrook Park
Visitor tips for Pullbrook Park
- ✓Pokémon GO players will find two Pokéstops in the park.
- ✓Phone 1300 362 170 with any enquiries about the park.
Getting to Pullbrook Park
23 Dunrossil Avenue, Casula NSW 2170.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Casula
- 📍Jardine Park
Frequently asked questions about Pullbrook Park
Is there a playground at Pullbrook Park for young kids?
Yes, it has a baby swing and a standard swing, a slippery dip and climbing bars, which suit small children.
Are there walking paths at Pullbrook Park?
Yes, a network of paths crosses the park's trees and open fields, good for an easy walk.
Who manages Pullbrook Park?
Liverpool City Council looks after Pullbrook Park as community land.
Where is Pullbrook Park?
It sits on Dunrossil Avenue in Casula, close to Jardine Park.