Judges Park
Judges Park in Penrith NSW 2750 is a small grassed park whose standout feature is its children's playground, which includes a multiplay unit with a slide, a climbing net, swings and a shade sail. The park also has paved walking and running paths.
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About Judges Park
Playground at Judges Park
Swings are installed alongside the climbing equipment, and a shade sail shelters the play space from direct sun. A covered children's play area is also part of the playground, and bench seating sits nearby so carers can watch children while they play. The playground is the main amenity the park is known for, and it suits young children who want to climb, slide and swing close to the park's shaded seating.
Walking and Running Paths at Judges Park
Judges Park has well-maintained pathways and well-paved pathways running through its grounds. The park is suited to walking and running, so the paved surface works for casual walks, jogging and strolls with prams or pushchairs. Because the paths are paved and kept in good order, they give a clear, even route through the park while the grassed areas and shade trees sit alongside them. The paths are the park's main option for exercise without leaving the grounds.
Grassed Open Space and Shade Trees at Judges Park
Judges Park covers 1.6 acres of lush landscapes, with a large grassed area that gives the park an open feel. Shade trees are dotted across the grass, so there are cooler spots to sit away from the sun. Bench seating is placed around the park, giving visitors places to rest between the playground and the paths. The grassed area and tree cover make the park a comfortable spot for a relaxed visit.
Facilities at Judges Park
Visitor tips for Judges Park
- โSpring from September to November and autumn from March to May are the seasons suggested for walking at Judges Park.
- โLook up into the trees for cockatoos, lorikeets and kookaburras, with occasional sightings of possums, wallabies and water dragons.
Getting to Judges Park
Judges Park is at 33 Woodriff Street, Penrith NSW 2750, and some listings give 27-33 Woodriff St. Penrith station is about 550 m away. The park has plenty of parking, and a council car park called Judges Park Council Parking is on Union Lane, listed as open 07:00 to 22:00 from Sunday to Wednesday.
Open in Google Maps โNearby Penrith
- ๐Tins & Wood (restaurant, about 150 m)
- ๐Bai Bua Thai Restaurant (restaurant, about 200 m)
Frequently asked questions about Judges Park
Does Judges Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, Judges Park has a playground with a multiplay unit, a slide, a climbing net and swings. A shade sail covers the play equipment and there is a covered children's play area.
What facilities does Judges Park have for families with children?
Families get a playground with a slide, climbing net and swings, plus a shade sail and a covered children's play area. Bench seating is also set around the park for carers.
Is there parking at Judges Park, and is it free?
Judges Park has plenty of parking. A council car park called Judges Park Council Parking is on Union Lane, but no parking fees are confirmed.
What's the best time of day to visit Judges Park to avoid crowds?
The park's paths are best walked in spring from September to November and in autumn from March to May. Timing for avoiding crowds is not confirmed.
Are there walking or running paths around Judges Park?
Yes, Judges Park has well-maintained and well-paved pathways. The park is suited to walking and running.