Spooner Park
Spooner Park is a 0.9 hectare public park on Jubilee Avenue in Beverley Park, beside the Beverley Park Golf Course. Its most notable feature is a playground next to barbecues and picnic areas under a pergola, and it also has netball courts, practice soccer posts and a cricket net.
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About Spooner Park
Picnic and Barbecue Area at Spooner Park
Spooner Park has barbecues for cooking outdoors, and its picnic facilities sit underneath a pergola that shades the seating. A dedicated picnic site is part of the park's essential amenities, and the playground sits beside the barbecues. Spooner Park has toilets, which suit longer family picnics. Seating overlooks the open green space, and the park's 0.9 hectares of grassed land give groups room to spread out.
Sport and Exercise at Spooner Park
Spooner Park has netball courts, practice soccer posts and a cricket net, and all three sports facilities are available to the general public. The practice soccer posts suit informal kick-around sessions, while the cricket net is set up for batting and bowling practice. Spooner Park also has a walking track and a cycleway, so visitors can go walking, jogging or cycling during the same visit.
Facilities at Spooner Park
Visitor tips for Spooner Park
- ✓The grassed areas double as a stormwater detention basin, so plan around heavy rain.
Getting to Spooner Park
Spooner Park is on the northern side of Jubilee Avenue, Beverley Park NSW 2217, in a green island between Battye, Ferry and Jubilee Avenues. Parking is readily available in roadway indents along the sides of the surrounding avenues.
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- 📍Beverley Park Golf Course
- 📍Stevens Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Spooner Park
Is there a playground at Spooner Park?
Yes, Spooner Park has a playground right beside its barbecues and picnic areas.
Are there toilets at Spooner Park?
Yes, toilets are among the park's amenities, handy for a long picnic.
Where do I park at Spooner Park?
Cars can pull into the roadway indents on Jubilee, Battye and Ferry Avenues, which surround the park.
Is Spooner Park wheelchair accessible?
The park has a raised wheelchair accessible garden next to the pergola-covered picnic area.
Can anyone use the netball courts and cricket net at Spooner Park?
Yes, they are available to the general public.