Bert Payne Park
Bert Payne Park is a park in Newport NSW 2106 whose standout feature is the Bert Payne Reserve Inclusive Playground, a fully fenced all-abilities play area overlooking Newport Beach. The park also has BBQs, picnic tables, shade sails and an accessible toilet, and it is free of charge.
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About Bert Payne Park
Bert Payne Reserve Inclusive Playground
Bert Payne Reserve Inclusive Playground is a fully fenced all-abilities play area overlooking Newport Beach, designed for children with physical, sensory, and learning disabilities. Its award-winning wheelchair-accessible Recycling Truck has play panels and an access ramp. Children can use an in-ground flush-mounted wheelchair trampoline and a carousel/wheelspin, and the playground also has a swing set and a roundabout. Flat, paved access paths lead directly to the fenced play area, so wheelchair users can reach the equipment easily.
BBQ and Picnic Areas at Bert Payne Park
Bert Payne Park has BBQs and wheelchair-friendly picnic tables, making it suitable for outdoor group meals. Shade sails are installed across the park, providing shade for visitors while they cook or eat. Seating options are also available for resting between activities. Accessible picnic areas are part of the park's access features, so people using wheelchairs can sit at the tables to eat.
Facilities at Bert Payne Park
Visitor tips for Bert Payne Park
- ✓The Australia Day Breakfast on the Beach has been held in the park each year with food and stalls, so confirm current arrangements before planning a visit around it.
Getting to Bert Payne Park
Bert Payne Park is at 394 Barrenjoey Road, Newport NSW 2106, Australia. Dedicated accessible parking spaces are located nearby, including a painted transfer space near the reserve approach. The park has multiple parking lots.
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Frequently asked questions about Bert Payne Park
What facilities does Bert Payne Park in Newport have?
Bert Payne Park has a fully fenced all-abilities playground, BBQs, wheelchair-friendly picnic tables, shade sails, smooth accessible paths and a standalone accessible bathroom. It also has tactile sandstone sculptures.
Is Bert Payne Park good for young kids?
Yes, the park has a fully fenced inclusive playground with a wheelchair-accessible Recycling Truck, a trampoline, a carousel and swings. Playground listings describe it as toddler-friendly.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Bert Payne Park?
Yes, the park has BBQs and wheelchair-friendly picnic tables, with shade sails providing cover.
Where do I park when visiting Bert Payne Park, and is parking free?
Parking is at 394 Barrenjoey Road, Newport, with dedicated accessible spaces nearby and a painted transfer space near the reserve approach. The park is listed as free of charge.
Is Bert Payne Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, flat paved paths lead to the fenced playground, and the park has an accessible trampoline, accessible picnic tables and an accessible bathroom that needs an MLAK key.