Melaleuca Park
Melaleuca Park is a 6.5-hectare parkland in Jordan Springs NSW 2747, built around a 2.8-hectare lake. Its standout feature is a shaded, nature-based playspace under mature spotted gum trees, with trampolines, swings, water play, tree houses with climbing nets and a slide.
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About Melaleuca Park
Shaded Playspace at Melaleuca Park
The playspace at Melaleuca Park is shaded by mature spotted gum trees and is described as a nature-based playground for children of all abilities. Its equipment includes trampolines, swings and water play, along with two tree houses with climbing nets, viewing decks and a slide. Purpose-built climbing frames sit among the trees, so children climb through the bush setting rather than on a flat, open play area.
Lake, Walking Trail and Picnic Areas at Melaleuca Park
Melaleuca Park surrounds a 2.8-hectare lake, which is Jordan Springs' second lake and captures stormwater run-off during storms. The park has a walking and cycling trail, picnic facilities and lawn areas. Plants in the lake beds form part of a water treatment system that removes sediment and nutrients, and the park was officially opened on 4 June 2017 by local Indigenous leaders with Penrith City Council and Lendlease.
Facilities at Melaleuca Park
Visitor tips for Melaleuca Park
- ✓The lake trail links to the pedestrian and cycling paths through the new communities, so the park can be reached on foot or by bike.
Getting to Melaleuca Park
Melaleuca Park is at Jordan Springs, adjacent to Wianamatta Regional Park, at a gateway between the Jordan Springs and Jordan Springs East communities.
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- 📍Wianamatta Regional Park
Frequently asked questions about Melaleuca Park
Is there a playground at Melaleuca Park?
Yes. The shaded playspace has trampolines, swings, water play, two tree houses with climbing nets and a slide, and it is designed for children of all abilities.
How big is Melaleuca Park?
The parkland covers 6.5 hectares and includes a 2.8-hectare lake.
When did Melaleuca Park open?
It was officially opened on 4 June 2017 by local Indigenous leaders with Penrith City Council and Lendlease.