Best cricket grounds in Greystanes
Daniel Street Park is the top pick for cricket in Greystanes, with an oval shared with football, a couple of practice nets and a club canteen that runs on weekends. Darling Street Park and Bathurst Street Park suit different players. One is for a quiet net session, the other for training under lights. The grounds differ mostly in what sits beside the pitch and when you can use it.
Quick picks
- Weekend club cricket: Daniel Street Park, where the club holds organised matches and runs a canteen.
- Practice nets: Darling Street Park, with nets beside the grass field and a stand to watch from.
- Evening training: Bathurst Street Park, with floodlighting for training and a grandstand for spectators.
- Lit ground: Roberta Street Park, where a lit field doubles for a footy kick and a bat.
Daniel Street Park for weekend club cricket
- 1 oval
- Practice nets
- Toilets
- Parking
Daniel Street Park has a cricket pitch and a couple of practice nets on an oval that also hosts football, so one ground serves both codes. The club holds organised matches there on weekends, and its kitchen and canteen serve hot food and coffee on those days. Public toilets for men and women sit on site, and there's room to leave a car. Of the Greystanes grounds, this is the one with a working club around it.
Best for: Players who want a club ground with a weekend canteen
Darling Street Park for a practice session
- 1 oval
- Practice nets
- Parking
Darling Street Park puts a grass cricket field beside practice nets, which makes it the easiest place in Greystanes to run a session alone. A small spectator stand sits at the side of the field, so friends can watch. A playground with swings sits in the same park, so families can stay close while you bat. Cars can be left on site, with the entry off Darling Street. The ground is bookable through the council when a club wants it.
Best for: Players who want to practise on their own
Bathurst Street Park for evening training
- Lit at night
- Toilets
- Parking
Bathurst Street Park has floodlighting for training, so it suits teams that can't get to a ground before dark. The sports grounds are shared with soccer, netball and tennis, and change rooms plus a referees room serve them. Spectators can watch from the floor or a grandstand. Toilets, parking and a kiosk are on site, and cricket bookings go through the council.
Best for: Teams that train after dark
Roberta Street Park for a lit sportsfield
- Lit at night
- Toilets
- Parking
Roberta Street Park has a sportsfield recommended for football and cricket, with floodlights for night training. It is the park's main sporting facility, on the corner of Roberta and Rachel Streets. For a long session, the change rooms, toilets and kiosk keep players close to the field. Its listed features point to training more than watched games, since no spectator seating is named.
Best for: Teams who want a lit field for football and cricket
Greystanes Sportsground for lights and seating
- Lit at night
- Toilets
- Parking
Greystanes Sportsground is set up for cricket, soccer and tennis on one ground, with floodlighting for night training. Spectator seating sits beside the field, and toilets and changerooms are on site for players. A playground sits within the same grounds, so families can stay for a full session. Cars can be left at the ground. Bookings go through the council office, so ring ahead if you want the ground for a practice session.
Best for: Players who want lights, change rooms and seating
How the grounds compare
By area
Every cricket ground in and near Greystanes
Each ground's nets, pitch, lights, toilets and parking sit side by side in the comparison below.
| Park | Ovals | Nets | Lights | Toilets | Parking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Daniel Street Park | 1 | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| 2.Darling Street Park | 1 | ✓ | – | – | ✓ |
| 3.Bathurst Street Park | – | – | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 4.Roberta Street Park | – | – | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 5.Greystanes Sportsground | – | – | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 6.Nemesia Street Park | 1 | ✓ | – | ✓ | – |
| 7.Alpha Road Park | – | – | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nearby, outside Greystanes | |||||
| Pendle Hill Park · Girraween | – | – | – | ✓ | ✓ |
How we picked
Nets, the pitch, floodlights, toilets, parking and size set the order. Booking details and each park's own page filled in the rest. A dash in the table means unconfirmed, not absent, so it costs a ground nothing. Grounds with more details confirmed rank higher, so a ground with thin information can still appear in the table without being picked.
FAQ
Are there public cricket nets in Greystanes?
Yes, Darling Street Park and Daniel Street Park both have practice nets. Darling Street Park's nets sit beside its grass cricket field, so you can practise without going further. Nemesia Street Park has practice nets on the same site as its oval too.
Can you play cricket at Daniel Street Park on weekends?
The club holds organised matches at Daniel Street Park on weekends, and the oval is shared with football. Bookings go through the council, so check the booking before you turn up.
Which Greystanes cricket ground has lights?
Three grounds here have floodlights: Bathurst Street Park, Roberta Street Park and Greystanes Sportsground. Its lit field at the corner of Roberta and Rachel Streets is the one shared by football and cricket.