Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park in Concord NSW is known for its fully fenced playground, shaded by established trees and fitted with inclusive equipment for ages one and up. The park also has sports fields, BBQ areas, public toilets and a large open grassy area for picnics and ball games.
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Playground at Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park has a fully fenced playground shaded by established trees, with soft-fall surfacing under the equipment. Play is divided into zones for different ages, and the Diabolo Baby Multiplay offers climbing, sliding and sensory play for the youngest children. Sand and water play areas sit in the toddler section, while an adventure unit with climbing structures serves older children. A three-bay swing set, a cubby house, a nature trail, an outdoor learning circle and musical instruments add to the play options. Wide, smooth paths link the play areas, and the design includes inclusive equipment for children of all abilities. The upgrade cost $730,000 and was completed in November 2022.
Off-Leash Dog Area at Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park has a fully fenced off-leash dog area, with a separate family area beside it so dogs and visitors have their own zones. Water is available at the dog area for dogs to drink from. The ground inside the dog area is muddy in places, so expect wet paws after rain. Cleanliness on site has also been raised as a concern, which makes bagging and removing dog waste an important habit for owners. The fenced zone gives dog owners a dedicated space to let dogs run off-leash while the rest of the park stays open to other visitors.
Sports Fields at Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park has three sports fields, including a dedicated soccer field, a cricket field and a small soccer area. The sports grounds suit soccer, cricket, rugby and jogging. Teams can hire the grounds, and ground hire is arranged through council. The sports fields sit on one side of Queen Elizabeth Park, opposite the playground, picnic tables and BBQ areas, so games and playground visits happen in separate zones.
Facilities at Queen Elizabeth Park
Visitor tips for Queen Elizabeth Park
- ✓Call the Wet Weather Hotline on 9911 6375 before heading to the sports fields after rain.
- ✓Bring bags for dog waste, since cleanliness on site has been raised as a concern.
Getting to Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park is at 47 Broughton Street, Concord NSW 2137, on the corner of Gipps, Broughton, Crane and Addison Streets, about 12km west of Sydney's city centre. Parking is free in the on-site car park off Broughton Street and on the surrounding streets.
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Is Queen Elizabeth Park in Concord NSW good for dogs?
Yes, it has a fully fenced off-leash dog area with a separate family area and water available at the dog area.
Is there a fenced off-leash dog area at Queen Elizabeth Park?
Yes, the park's off-leash dog area is fully fenced and sits apart from the family zone, giving dogs their own space.
Does Queen Elizabeth Park in Concord have a playground for kids?
Yes, the fully fenced playground is shaded by established trees and suits children from age one, with swings, climbing and water play.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Queen Elizabeth Park in Concord?
Yes, BBQ areas sit alongside picnic tables, and the park also has picnic shelters.
Is there parking at Queen Elizabeth Park in Concord, and is it free?
Yes, parking is free in the on-site car park off Broughton Street and on the surrounding streets.