Playford Park
Playford Park is a free park on the corner of Gibson Avenue and Cahors Road in Padstow, and its standout feature is two full size football pitches. It also has a playground with monkey bars, cricket nets, an outdoor gym and picnic spots shaded by gum trees.
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About Playford Park
Sports Fields and Cricket Nets at Playford Park
Playford Park has two full size football pitches and a set of smaller fields for junior games. A playing field also gives visitors room to kick a soccer ball, and cricket nets are available for practice. Saturday morning soccer is played at the park, and local soccer clubs use it as a training ground. The clubhouse has toilets and showers, and its canteen opens for most games during football season.
Playground and Picnic Spots at Playford Park
Playford Park has a playground with play areas and monkey bars. Gum trees shade the playground, so children can play out of the sun, and outdoor seating lets adults rest while children play. Picnic spots sit under the gum trees, giving families a shaded place to eat. The park is free to visit and open 7 days, which suits casual family outings.
Facilities at Playford Park
Visitor tips for Playford Park
- โLook out for seasonal events at the park, such as fireworks and Christmas carols.
Getting to Playford Park
Corner of Gibson Avenue and Cahors Road, Padstow NSW 2211. By car, turn off Davies Road (A6) into Watson Road. Accessible parking and street parking are available.
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- ๐Padstow United Sports Club
Frequently asked questions about Playford Park
Does Playford Park have a playground?
Yes, it has monkey bars and other play areas, shaded by gum trees.
Are there toilets at Playford Park?
Yes, the clubhouse has toilet and shower facilities.
Where can I park at Playford Park?
Both accessible spaces and street parking are on offer.
Is Playford Park open every day?
Yes, it is open 7 days a week and costs nothing to visit.
Can you hire the sports ground at Playford Park?
Yes, ground hire goes through City of Canterbury Bankstown Council.