Powell Park
Powell Park is a public reserve of about 2 hectares at the end of Stanley Avenue, Kurrajong Heights, NSW. Its main features are a children's playground, tennis courts and public toilets, along with a memorial plaque to the naturalist Caroline Louisa Calvert.
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About Powell Park
Children's Playground at Powell Park
Powell Park has a children's playground at the end of Stanley Avenue in Kurrajong Heights. The playground sits alongside the park's tennis courts and public toilets. Powell Park's reserve covers about 2 hectares and was notified as a reserve on 17 September 1954, so the playground is part of a long-established local reserve. For families with young children, the playground is the park's main play area.
Caroline Calvert Memorial at Powell Park
A memorial plaque in Powell Park honours Caroline Louisa Calvert (1834 to 1872), a naturalist, artist and author. The Kurrajong Heights Garden Club unveiled the plaque in 1979, and it sits in the reserve at the end of Stanley Avenue. Calvert's former residence, Fernhurst, was at Kurrajong Heights. The plaque links the reserve to one of the early residents of Kurrajong Heights.
Facilities at Powell Park
Getting to Powell Park
At the end of Stanley Avenue, Kurrajong Heights NSW 2758. The park lies beside Bells Line of Road, about 2 km south-south-east of the Kurrajong Heights village.
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Frequently asked questions about Powell Park
Does Powell Park have a playground?
Yes, Powell Park has a children's playground at the end of Stanley Avenue, Kurrajong Heights.
Does Powell Park have tennis courts?
Powell Park has tennis courts, listed among its facilities alongside the playground and public toilets.
Where is Powell Park?
Powell Park is at the end of Stanley Avenue in Kurrajong Heights NSW 2758, beside Bells Line of Road.