Possum Park
Possum Park is a park on Arthur Street in Warrimoo, known for its possum sculpture and its link to the Blinky Bill books. The park has recently renovated play equipment, picnic benches and bins, and a mural of a Blinky Bill scene on a building behind it.
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About Possum Park
Playground and Picnic Benches at Possum Park
Possum Park is at 18 Arthur Street, Warrimoo, in the Blue Mountains. The park has play equipment that has been recently renovated, so children can use newer equipment on a visit. Visitors can sit at picnic benches in the park, and bins are provided for rubbish. Together, the play equipment and picnic benches make the park a simple stop for a family picnic and a play.
Possum Sculpture and Blinky Bill Mural at Possum Park
Possum Park has a possum sculpture, which Blue Mountains City Council lists as one of the park's features. The park also has a mural on a private building at the rear of the park, painted with a scene from Dorothy Wall's second Blinky Bill book. Dorothy Wall wrote that second Blinky Bill book while she lived in Warrimoo, which links the park to the town's Blinky Bill history.
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Visitor tips for Possum Park
- ✓The mural is painted on a private building behind the park, so enjoy it from the park rather than the property.
Getting to Possum Park
Possum Park is at 18 Arthur Street, Warrimoo NSW 2774. Blue Mountains City Council lists the park under its parks.
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Is there a playground at Possum Park?
Yes, Possum Park has play equipment that has been recently renovated.
Are there picnic tables at Possum Park?
Yes, the park has picnic benches and bins for visitors.
What is Possum Park known for?
The park is known for its possum sculpture and for a mural linked to the Blinky Bill books.
Is there a Blinky Bill connection at Possum Park?
Yes, Dorothy Wall wrote her second Blinky Bill book while she lived in Warrimoo, and a mural at the park shows a scene from it.