Dimeny Park
Dimeny Park, also known as Dream Park, is a large reserve on Norman Crescent in the middle of Claymore's residential area. Its standout feature is a concrete mini skate park at the top of the reserve, and the park also has basketball hoops, play equipment, picnic huts and a cycleway.
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About Dimeny Park
Skate Park and Basketball at Dimeny Park
Dimeny Park has a mini skate park at the top of the reserve, built from concrete with standard street elements: a bank with a curb, ledges and rails. A new skate ramp is already in use as part of the upgrades under way at the reserve. Dimeny Park also has basketball hoops, so skateboarding and basketball can both be enjoyed in one visit.
Playground and Picnic Areas at Dimeny Park
Dimeny Park has play equipment for children, plus picnic tables and huts for family gatherings. Shaded structures and seats let carers rest out of the sun while children play. A gazebo stands in the green space, and an amphitheatre built from stone and grass gives the reserve an outdoor spot to sit together. These shaded areas make Dimeny Park comfortable for longer visits with young children.
Walking and Cycling Paths at Dimeny Park
Dimeny Park has a cycleway that spans the whole reserve, together with shared walk and cycle paths. Walkers and cyclists can follow the cycleway for a loop around the park, while the shared paths give both groups room to move through the open green space side by side. The paths also suit dog walking, as long as dogs stay on a secure leash.
Facilities at Dimeny Park
Visitor tips for Dimeny Park
- ✓Check the status of upgrades before visiting, as Dimeny Park is part of the Claymore renewal project due for completion in 2030.
Getting to Dimeny Park
Norman Crescent, Claymore NSW 2559. Public transport access is available at the park.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Dimeny Park
Can I take my dog to Dimeny Park?
Yes, but dogs must be on a secure leash under the control of a competent person, and owners can be fined for an unleashed dog.
Is there an off-leash area at Dimeny Park?
No, Dimeny Park is not a designated leash-free area; the council's leash-free areas are in Minto, St Helens Park, Raby and Glenfield.
Does Dimeny Park have a playground?
Yes, there is play equipment for children, with shaded seats close by for parents and carers.
Is there a skate park at Dimeny Park?
Yes, a concrete mini skate park sits at the top of the reserve, and a new skate ramp is already in use.
Can you play basketball at Dimeny Park?
Yes, the reserve has basketball hoops for casual games.