Stuart Mould Park
Stuart Mould Park is a quiet public park in Lalor Park, also known as Reserve 66, whose standout feature is an expansive playground suited to children under five. The park also has a grassed area and many trees, and it sits near Lalor Park Public School.
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About Stuart Mould Park
Playground at Stuart Mould Park
Stuart Mould Park has an expansive playground suited to children under five, which makes it a good fit for toddlers and pre-schoolers. A grassed area gives children open lawn to run on beside the equipment. Many trees grow across the grounds, and the park has a quiet, calm setting. Shade is limited on very hot days, so the playground is more comfortable outside the hottest part of the day.
History of Stuart Mould Park
Stuart Mould Park is named after Lieutenant Commander John Stuart Mould, who served in the Royal Australian Navy Volunteer Reserve during World War 2. Mould received the George Cross and the George Medal for his service. The park is also known as Reserve 66 in local records. A plaque at Stuart Mould Park was unveiled by Mayor Leo Kelly on 24 August 1991.
Facilities at Stuart Mould Park
Getting to Stuart Mould Park
Stuart Mould Park is in Lalor Park NSW 2147 (coordinates -33.758239, 150.9284679).
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- 📍Lalor Park Public School
- 📍Lalor Park Post Office
Frequently asked questions about Stuart Mould Park
Is Stuart Mould Park good for toddlers?
Yes, the playground is aimed at children under five, and there is a grassed area for running around.
Is there shade at Stuart Mould Park?
The park has many trees, but shade is limited on very hot days.
Who is Stuart Mould Park named after?
It honours Lieutenant Commander John Stuart Mould, a World War 2 naval reserve officer awarded the George Cross and George Medal.
Where is Stuart Mould Park?
It is in Lalor Park, near Lalor Park Public School and the Lalor Park Post Office.