Elsie Wearn Park
Elsie Wearn Park is a small 470m² reserve in Artarmon, whose standout feature is its fenced children's playground with swings, slides, a rocker and a train. A small level lawn area sits alongside the play equipment, making the reserve a compact local space for young children.
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About Elsie Wearn Park
Fenced Playground at Elsie Wearn Park
Elsie Wearn Park has a fenced children's playground, constructed on the reserve in 1992. The playground includes swings, slides, a rocker and a train, so young children have several distinct types of play within one enclosure. The fence gives the play equipment a defined boundary, which makes the playground a contained space for younger children visiting the reserve.
Small Level Lawn at Elsie Wearn Park
Elsie Wearn Park has a small level lawn area beside its playground, giving the reserve an open grassed space alongside the play equipment. The lawn sits on flat ground, so it provides a clear area for families to spread out. Within the park's 470m² total area, the lawn complements the fenced playground without taking up much of the reserve, and it is therefore suited to open play alongside the play equipment.
Facilities at Elsie Wearn Park
Getting to Elsie Wearn Park
Elsie Wearn Park is on Robert Street in Artarmon NSW 2064. It is about 320 metres northwest of Artarmon railway station.
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Frequently asked questions about Elsie Wearn Park
What facilities does Elsie Wearn Park in Artarmon have?
The park has a fenced children's playground with swings, slides, a rocker and a train, along with a small level lawn area.
Is Elsie Wearn Park good for young kids?
Its fenced playground with swings, slides and a rocker gives young children enclosed play equipment to use.
Does Elsie Wearn Park have a playground?
Yes, it has a fenced children's playground that was constructed in 1992.
What public transport is near Elsie Wearn Park?
The park is about 320 metres northwest of Artarmon railway station.
What makes Elsie Wearn Park special compared to other parks on the lower North Shore?
The park honours Dr Elsie Okey, née Wearn, Artarmon's first female dentist, and its fenced playground is its main feature.