Playgrounds in Sydney

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Open Hearth Park Splashpad & Playground

7 Reviews

190 Ferry St, Sydney

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“The Open Hearth Park Splashpad & Playground in Sydney, NS, is a child-friendly place that features a water playground, climbing structure, and slide. With a rating of 5/5, the park offers numerous activities for children aged 3 to 12. The nature-inspired design and various play components encourage creativity and movement among children. A kiosk provides snacks and refreshments, while parents can supervise from the provided seating areas.”

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Oland Heights (Deerfield Dr.) Playground

8 Reviews

1 Satinwood Dr, Sydney

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“The Oland Heights Playground in Sydney, Canada, is a child-friendly playground that is perfect for families with young children. With an excellent rating of 4.9/5, the playground offers safe and inviting play opportunities. The shaded areas and spacious lawn invite play and relaxation. Parents appreciate the safety of the park while children can enjoy the various play options. A perfect place for a relaxed afternoon outdoors.”

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Brookdale Street (Manse St.) Playground

8 Reviews

101 Manse St, Sydney

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“The Brookdale Street (Manse St.) Playground in Sydney, NS, is a child-friendly playground with an excellent rating of 4.9/5. It features a spacious lawn, shady spots, and is fully fenced, making it a safe place for children. The surroundings are well-maintained, with regularly mowed grass and a trash can on site. Although some play equipment is a bit outdated, they work perfectly, and the large area invites plenty of movement and play. The proximity to the Atlantic Ocean also provides a picturesque backdrop for family outings.”

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Argyle Street (Court Street) Playground

5 Reviews

24 Court St, Sydney

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“The Argyle Street (Court Street) Playground is a popular child-friendly place in Sydney, Canada. With a high rating of 4.8/5, this playground is a favorite destination for families. Children love the park and enjoy spending time outdoors. The positive feedback from visitors shows that many families like to return regularly. Although the playground does not offer special features, the pleasant atmosphere creates an inviting space for play and fun.”

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Ashby Corner Park

36 Reviews

583 Upper Prince St, Sydney

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“Ashby Corner Park is a child-friendly place in Sydney, Canada, with a rating of 4.7/5. The park offers shady spots and is particularly popular in winter as it features a gentle sledding hill for children. The green space and trees create a pleasant atmosphere for relaxation. Families can enjoy nature here, and children can play safely. However, there are limitations with public transport connections, which can make access difficult.”

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Louisa Gardens - Sydney's Northend Park

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99 Desbarres St, Sydney

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“Louisa Gardens is a child-friendly park in the Northend of Sydney, Canada, offering an inviting lawn area perfect for family outings. With a rating of 4.4/5, the park is well-maintained and provides children with the opportunity to run around. Although the playground is older and has limited protection from sun and rain, it offers a great chance for physical activities and outdoor fun. A perfect place to enjoy nature and spend time with family.”

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Alexandra Street Playground

3 Reviews

555 Alexandra St, Sydney

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“The Alexandra Street Playground is a child-friendly playground in Sydney, Canada, perfect for family outings. With a rating of 4.3/5, it offers a variety of play options for children of all ages. The playground features a kiosk that provides snacks and drinks, making it an ideal spot for a quick break. Many visitors appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and the opportunity to catch Pokémon while playing. A great place to have fun and enjoy time with family.”

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MacAulay's Lane (Rockcliff Cres.) Playground

12 Reviews

48 Macaulays Ln, Sydney

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“MacAulay's Lane Playground in Sydney, NS, is a child-friendly playground that offers a relaxed atmosphere. With a rating of 3.8/5, the playground provides basic play equipment like swings and a spring rider. However, the surroundings are not ideal, as there are reports of litter and dog waste. Parents should be cautious, as there is a creek nearby that could be dangerous for toddlers. Despite these concerns, the playground is seen by some as a great opportunity for children to let off steam.”

Sydney offers families a diverse selection of playgrounds for children of all ages. From small neighborhood playgrounds with swings and slides to large adventure playgrounds with climbing frames and water features – families in Sydney will find the perfect playground for every occasion.

Many playgrounds in Sydney offer additional amenities like shaded areas, toilets and nearby cafés. Parents can relax while children play safely.

Bambini Maps helps you find the best playgrounds in Sydney – with details on equipment, family reviews and photos.

Playground FAQs

How many playgrounds are there in Sydney?+

There are currently 8 playgrounds listed on Bambini Maps in Sydney, with details on equipment like slides, swings and water features.

What equipment do playgrounds in Sydney have?+

Playgrounds in Sydney offer: Shaded areas (3×), Grass surface (3×), Kiosk (2×), Swing (2×), Water play (1×), Climbing frame (1×). Based on reviews from families.

Which are the best playgrounds in Sydney?+

The best-rated playgrounds in Sydney are: Open Hearth Park Splashpad & Playground (5.0/5), Oland Heights (Deerfield Dr.) Playground (4.9/5), Brookdale Street (Manse St.) Playground (4.9/5).

Where can I find playgrounds in Sydney with swings and slides?+

Bambini Maps shows playgrounds in Sydney with all details on slides, swings, water features and more. Filter by equipment to find the perfect playground.