Jack Haynes Rest Area
Jack Haynes Rest Area is a small grassed park in Newtown with two park benches, a water bubbler and an avenue of Jacaranda trees. Large trees give shade over the seating, and an interpretive sign sets out the history of the suburb and of the man the park is named after.
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About Jack Haynes Rest Area
Benches, Water and Shade at Jack Haynes Rest Area
Jack Haynes Rest Area has two park benches and a rubbish bin for visitors. A water bubbler sits in the park, so visitors can get a drink on a hot day. Large trees provide the shade, and the seats sit among them. The park is small, and its seating is the main facility, so it works as a place to stop and rest on the way through Newtown.
Jacaranda Trees and Sign at Jack Haynes Rest Area
A small avenue of Jacaranda trees runs through Jack Haynes Rest Area. A newer sign in the park sets out the history of Newtown, of the park and of the man the park is named after. The sign gives visitors the background to the park while they sit on the benches under the trees.
Facilities at Jack Haynes Rest Area
Getting to Jack Haynes Rest Area
138 Wilson Street, Newtown NSW 2042. Macdonaldtown station is about 200 m away.
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- 📍One Another (cafe, about 50 m)
Frequently asked questions about Jack Haynes Rest Area
Are there benches at Jack Haynes Rest Area?
Yes, the park has two park benches set among large trees.
Is there drinking water at Jack Haynes Rest Area?
A water bubbler sits in the park for a drink.
Is there shade at Jack Haynes Rest Area?
Large trees give shade over the seating, and an avenue of Jacaranda trees runs through the park.