Prince Edward Park
Prince Edward Park is a foreshore park on the Woronora River in Woronora, best known for its floodlit oval, used for soccer in winter and cricket in summer. The park also has a playground, a small outdoor fitness gym, BBQ and picnic facilities, toilets and a shallow boat ramp for kayaks and canoes.
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Sports Oval at Prince Edward Park
Prince Edward Park has an oval with floodlights. Soccer teams use the oval in the winter season and cricketers use it in the summer season. The cricket field is filled with rubber during winter, so it is only available in summer. Sporting clubs also use the playing fields at Prince Edward Park for both land and aquatic activities. Clubs planning a season should confirm which field suits their sport before booking.
Playground and Fitness Gym at Prince Edward Park
Prince Edward Park has a playground for young children and a small outdoor fitness gym with bars and benches for simple bodyweight exercises. The park also has exercise equipment for adults, so families can combine play with activity on the same visit. BBQ facilities, picnic facilities and public toilets support a longer family outing at Prince Edward Park on the Woronora River.
Boat Ramp and Swimming at Prince Edward Park
Prince Edward Park has a boat ramp suited to small craft such as kayaks and canoes. The ramp is very shallow, so the Burnum Burnum Sanctuary and Bonnet Bay boat ramps are the alternatives for larger craft. The park's swimming area is not patrolled by lifeguards. Visitors also come to Prince Edward Park to fish and to walk its hiking tracks.
Facilities at Prince Edward Park
Visitor tips for Prince Edward Park
- ✓Time kayak and canoe launches around the tide, as the ramp is unusable at low tide.
- ✓Supervise children closely whenever they are in the water.
- ✓Bring a lead for every dog.
Getting to Prince Edward Park
118 Prince Edward Park Rd, Woronora NSW 2232. A centrally located carpark serves the park, but car and trailer parking is limited.
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- 📍Woronora River
- 📍Burnum Burnum Sanctuary boat ramp
- 📍Bonnet Bay boat ramp
Frequently asked questions about Prince Edward Park
Can I take my dog to Prince Edward Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome on a lead, but Prince Edward Park has no off-leash area.
Does Prince Edward Park have a playground?
Yes, there is a playground for young children, plus a small fitness gym for adults.
Are there toilets at Prince Edward Park?
Yes, public toilets are located near the central carpark.
Is there parking at Prince Edward Park?
Yes, but spaces for cars and boat trailers are limited.
What are the opening hours of Prince Edward Park?
Prince Edward Park is open from 00:01 am to 11:59 pm.