Neville Beyer Park
Neville Beyer Park is a park in Oran Park NSW 2570, opposite the Oran Park Sales Office. Its standout feature is play equipment for children, and the park is named after Neville Beyer, a former chief official of the Oran Park Raceway circuit and author of its history.
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About Neville Beyer Park
Play Equipment and Gardens at Neville Beyer Park
Neville Beyer Park has play equipment for children, a seating area and established gardens, all within a permanent 3,000m2 section. That section was once part of a temporary open space created for the first Oran Park display village, which opened in 2010, and it is being converted into a permanent park. The established gardens give the space its planted character, and the seating area offers visitors a place to rest.
Naming of Neville Beyer Park
Neville Beyer Park is named in recognition of Neville Beyer, the former Oran Park Raceway Circuit Chief Official who wrote the book The History of the Oran Park Circuit. Neville Beyer was a member of the Singer Car Club, which built the Oran Park Circuit in 1962. His name was proposed to Council in recognition of his contribution to the circuit's history, and it links the park to the motor racing heritage of Oran Park.
Facilities at Neville Beyer Park
Getting to Neville Beyer Park
Opposite the Oran Park Sales Office, between Peter Brock Drive and Moffat Street, Oran Park NSW 2570.
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- 📍Temporary Park (about 100m away)
- 📍Bridge Park (about 200m away)
- 📍Podium Shopping Centre
- 📍Oran Park Library
Frequently asked questions about Neville Beyer Park
Does Neville Beyer Park have a playground?
Yes, there is play equipment for children.
Is there somewhere to sit at Neville Beyer Park?
Yes, the park has a seating area within its permanent section.
How big is Neville Beyer Park?
Its permanent section covers 3,000m2.
Is Neville Beyer Park close to shops?
Yes, Podium Shopping Centre is nearby, as is the Oran Park Library.
Are there other parks near Neville Beyer Park?
Yes, Temporary Park lies roughly 100m from the park, and Bridge Park is a 200m walk away.