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Penrith City Park

Penrith City Park is a 7,000 square metre public park in the Penrith city centre, on the corner of Henry and Station Streets opposite Penrith Westfield. Its standout feature is a circular water fountain with cascading pools and fog fountains, alongside a 78-metre sunken rain garden, a large central lawn and four pergolas.

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Water fountains and fog fountains

About Penrith City Park

Water Features at Penrith City Park

Penrith City Park has a circular water fountain, cascading pools linked by a connecting stream, and fog fountains that help cool visitors in warmer months. The water features sit inside the park's 7,000 square metre site on the corner of Henry and Station Streets, so the park gives people in the Penrith city centre a cool place to pause on a hot day. The cascading pools are linked to each other by the connecting stream, so the water runs through the park from one pool to the next.

Rain Garden at Penrith City Park

Penrith City Park has a 78-metre sunken rain garden that runs the length of the park along Henry Street. The rain garden holds native trees, shrubs and plants, and it captures rainwater and runoff so less water is wasted. Pedestrian bridges cross the garden, so visitors can walk over it and look down into the planting from above. The garden is planned to be filled out with more planting across the park over time.

Lawn, Pergolas and Seating at Penrith City Park

Penrith City Park has a large central lawn with four pergolas, seating and public artwork spread across the park. New trees planted across the park are expected to grow over time and give natural shade on the lawn. The park's amenities building has a green roof and a pergola. The lawn is a spot for a lunch break, a walk or catching up with friends.

Facilities at Penrith City Park

๐Ÿ›Playgroundโœ—
๐Ÿ”ฅBBQ Facilitiesโœ—
๐ŸšปToiletsโœ—
๐Ÿ’งDrinking Waterโœ—
๐Ÿ…ฟ๏ธParkingโœ—
๐Ÿฝ๏ธPicnic Tablesโœ—
๐ŸƒWalking Pathsโœ—
๐Ÿ…Sports Fieldsโœ—
๐Ÿ•Dogsโœ—
โ€ข Circular water fountain โ€ข Cascading pools with connecting stream โ€ข Fog fountains โ€ข 78-metre sunken rain garden with pedestrian bridges โ€ข Central lawn โ€ข Four pergolas โ€ข Seating โ€ข Public artwork โ€ข Amenities building with green roof

Getting to Penrith City Park

The park is on the corner of Henry and Station Streets in the Penrith city centre, opposite Penrith Westfield and a short walk from Penrith Station. Parking is in council car parks around the city centre, and the ParkPenrith app shows live availability.

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Frequently asked questions about Penrith City Park

Where is Penrith City Park?

Penrith City Park is on the corner of Henry and Station Streets in the Penrith city centre, opposite Penrith Westfield.

Does Penrith City Park have water features?

Yes. It has a round fountain, linked cascading pools and fog fountains that help cool people in the warmer months.

What is the rain garden at Penrith City Park?

It is a sunken garden 78 metres long, planted with native trees, shrubs and plants, that captures rainwater runoff. Pedestrian bridges cross over it.

Who runs Penrith City Park?

Penrith City Council is behind the park, which was funded jointly by the council and the NSW Government.