Best playgrounds in North Kellyville
Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve is the North Kellyville playground to start with, because its amenities building has loos and a big car park sits on site. The three playgrounds here differ on who they suit, how much cover the equipment gets and whether loos are close, so pick by the age of the child you are taking.
Quick picks
- Loos and parking: Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve has loos in its amenities building and a 250-space car park.
- Babies and toddlers: Springbrook Boulevard Reserve has a baby's seat swing and a nest swing under cover.
- Older kids who want to ride: Twickenham Avenue Reserve's slides sit a few steps from a bike course.
Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve: loos and a car park
- Toilets
- Parking
Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve has a playground for young children, and its amenities building holds the loos. A 250-space car park sits on the reserve, so the drive in is simple with a pram. The playground's equipment is not itemised in our information, so check the reserve's listing for the exact pieces. Because the reserve is a sports complex, the playground is best used between games or training, when parents are already there.
Best for: Families who drive in and want a bathroom nearby
Springbrook Boulevard Reserve: baby swings under cover
- Shade
Springbrook Boulevard Reserve is the reserve for the youngest children in North Kellyville. Its nest swing and baby's seat swing suit babies and small toddlers, and a canopy of shade covers the play area. Next to the play unit, the reserve also offers a half-court for junior hoops and a patch for kick-about games. The Hills Shire Council looks after the reserve and its playground.
Best for: Parents of babies who want shade over the swings
Twickenham Avenue Reserve: slides beside a bike track
Twickenham Avenue Reserve's play zone includes slides, a climbing frame, a pommel spinner and a dinosaur eggs sculpture. The learn-to-ride course is a short walk away, so older children can ride while younger ones climb. Cover is thin, so pick a cooler hour in summer. Loos are not on offer, so plan around that for a longer outing. Parents with a stroller will find the paths around the reserve easy to walk.
Best for: Families with toddlers and older kids who want a bike track in the same visit
How the playgrounds compare
By area
Every playground in and near North Kellyville
The table lists each playground's cover, loos, parking and equipment, with unknown details shown as dashes.
| Park | Shade | Toilets | BBQ | Parking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve | – | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| 2.Springbrook Boulevard Reserve | ✓ | – | – | – |
| 3.Twickenham Avenue Reserve | ✗ | ✗ | – | – |
| 4.Samantha Riley Drive Reserve | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| 5.Barry Road Reserve | ✓ | – | – | – |
| 6.Bladensburg Road Reserve | – | – | – | – |
| 7.Lansdowne Road Reserve | – | – | – | – |
| Nearby, outside North Kellyville | ||||
| Guardian Avenue Reserve · Beaumont Hills | – | – | – | – |
| Roy Dudley Park · Beaumont Hills | – | – | ✗ | – |
| Beaumont Drive Reserve · Beaumont Hills | – | – | ✗ | – |
| Brampton Drive Reserve · Beaumont Hills | – | – | – | – |
How we picked
Each playground was compared on shade over the play equipment, toilets, parking, the ages it suits and its standout equipment. A detail the park information does not give shows as unknown in the table, so check the council's listing before a trip if fencing or a toilet matters to you.
FAQ
Which North Kellyville playground is best for babies?
Springbrook Boulevard Reserve is the pick, with a nest swing and baby's seat swing. The play area sits under a shade cover.
Are there loos at North Kellyville playgrounds?
Stringer Road Sports Complex Reserve has loos in its amenities building. Twickenham Avenue Reserve doesn't have public loos.
Is there a North Kellyville playground next to a bike track?
Yes, Twickenham Avenue Reserve has a learn-to-ride course close to its play equipment, which includes slides and a climbing frame. Older children can ride while the little ones play.