Currawong Park
Currawong Park is a community park in Gregory Hills that opened on 25 March 2015, the sixth park delivered in the suburb's first four years. Its most notable feature is a mix of shady tree-covered areas and wide open grass. The park has BBQ facilities, playground equipment, shelters, toilets and a water dispenser.
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About Currawong Park
Playground at Currawong Park
Currawong Park has a compact playground with swings, ropes, a slide, climbing frames and double slides. The equipment suits older, school-aged children who enjoy climbing and swinging, while a one-year-old can usually manage only the slide and swing. The playground is well looked after and in good working order, and open grass beside the play area gives children extra room to run.
BBQs and Shelters at Currawong Park
Currawong Park has BBQ facilities and shelters, including a big covered area that provides shade on sunny days. Seating is spread across the grounds, and the open lawns leave plenty of room for picnics, so groups can cook, eat and relax under cover without leaving the park. These facilities make Currawong Park a practical place for family gatherings and children's birthday parties.
Open Grass and Shade at Currawong Park
Currawong Park has large green grass areas where people run, play games and join group exercise sessions. The lawn is big enough for a casual game of soccer, and shady tree-covered areas beside the open ground give visitors a cooler place to rest. The mix of shade and open space suits a relaxed visit for children and adults alike, whether they come to play or to sit.
Facilities at Currawong Park
Visitor tips for Currawong Park
- ✓Wear closed shoes, because bindii grows across the grass.
- ✓Bring a ball or another activity for toddlers, since the playground suits older children.
Getting to Currawong Park
2 Whistler Street, Gregory Hills NSW 2557. Street parking is available on both sides of the park.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Gregory Hills
- 📍Amphitheatre Park, Healy Avenue (about 800 metres)
- 📍Gregory Hills Fenced Dog Park, Silverton Street (about 950 metres)
Frequently asked questions about Currawong Park
Is the playground at Currawong Park good for toddlers?
It suits older children best, and toddlers can usually only use the slide and swing.
Are there toilets at Currawong Park?
Yes, the toilets are in working order, and there is a water dispenser too.
Can I have a BBQ at Currawong Park?
Yes, the park has BBQ facilities that suit family gatherings and celebrations.
Where do I park at Currawong Park?
Park on the street, where spaces run along both sides of the park.
Is there an off-leash dog area at Currawong Park?
No, but the fenced off-leash dog park on Silverton Street is about 950 metres away.