Governor Phillip Park
Governor Phillip Park is a public park at Palm Beach on Sydney's Northern Beaches, with a playground built around the trunk of a mature tree. Sheltered picnic areas, a BBQ and a sand boat ramp 6 metres wide are also on site. The park is free to visit every day.
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Playground at Governor Phillip Park
Governor Phillip Park has a custom Corocord play structure, completed in 2011 for Northern Beaches Council. The structure attaches to the trunk of an existing mature tree and has a natural theme. Mulch softfall sits beneath the play structure, so children play on a cushioned surface. Northern Beaches Council commissioned the play structure, which was completed in 2011.
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Getting to Governor Phillip Park
Governor Phillip Park is on Beach Road, Palm Beach NSW 2108. Seaplane Wharf, a ferry wharf, is about 150 m away.
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Is Governor Phillip Park free to visit?
Yes. The park is free to use, open every day, and suitable for visitors of any age.
Does Governor Phillip Park have a playground?
Yes. The playground is a custom Corocord play structure, completed in 2011, built around the trunk of a mature tree on mulch softfall.
Is there a boat ramp at Governor Phillip Park?
Yes. The park has a sand boat ramp that is 6 metres wide.