Beale Park
Beale Park is a 1.1-acre public park on Beale Street in Liverpool. Its standout feature is its well-marked walking and running paths with gentle terrain, which wind through lush greenery in a quiet setting that also suits picnics and has picturesque water features.
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About Beale Park
Walking and Running Paths at Beale Park
Beale Park has walking and running paths that suit casual walkers and runners. The trails are well maintained and clearly marked, and the gentle terrain makes them an easy option for people wanting a short walk or jog close to home. Winding paths lead visitors through the lush greenery of the 1.1-acre park, and leisurely walks are the main way people use Beale Park.
Picnics and Water Features at Beale Park
Beale Park is a picnic spot with a green, quiet setting suited to relaxed outings. The park has picturesque water features that add scenery to its grounds. As a small suburban park, Beale Park suits a low-key visit rather than a large event, and its open green space makes a calm place to sit down, eat and spend an unhurried afternoon outdoors.
Facilities at Beale Park
Visitor tips for Beale Park
- ✓Visit in spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May), the best seasons for a walk here.
Getting to Beale Park
3 Beale Street, Liverpool NSW 2170, close to Liverpool CBD.
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- 📍Liverpool CBD
- 📍Whitlam Leisure Centre
Frequently asked questions about Beale Park
Is Beale Park good for a picnic?
Yes, the park is a quiet picnic spot, best for a small, low-key outing.
Are there walking paths at Beale Park?
Yes, well-marked paths with gentle terrain suit both walkers and runners.
How big is Beale Park?
Beale Park covers 1.1 acres of green space.
What is near Beale Park?
Liverpool CBD and Whitlam Leisure Centre are both close by.