Parks in Auburn, NSW 2144
Parks in Auburn
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Angus Park
Angus Park is a local park at 15 Angus Avenue in Auburn, NSW 2144, and its standout feature is a children's playground. Angus Park has a playground at this Auburn address, and families with young children can use it there.
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Auburn Botanic Gardens
Auburn Botanic Gardens is a botanical garden on Chiswick Road in Auburn, with a fauna reserve that has wallabies, kangaroos and emus. The gardens also include Japanese gardens beside a lake, a bird aviary, a rose garden and an equal access playground.
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Auburn Memorial Park
Auburn Memorial Park is a small public park on Rawson Street in Auburn, NSW, with a large war memorial statue and plaque honouring Australians who served in past overseas conflicts. A children's playground and a public toilet sit in the park beside Auburn railway station.
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Auburn Park
Auburn Park is a public park on Hutchinson Street and Macquarie Road in Auburn, with a children's playground, outdoor fitness equipment, a half-court basketball court and a concrete walking track around its oval. It also has BBQ and picnic facilities, toilets and parking on site.
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Bangor Park
Bangor Park is a Cumberland Council park on the corner of Mona and Bangor Streets, Auburn NSW 2144, with a playground for children. The playground is the park's standout feature and the only facility confirmed in the council's listings for the park.
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Bardo Park
Bardo Park is a local park at 35–37 Station Road in Auburn, in Sydney's west. Its standout feature is a playground, and the park sits in Auburn, a suburb of the Cumberland local government area in Greater Western Sydney.
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Civic Park
Civic Park is a small council park on Auburn Road at Norval Street in Auburn NSW 2144, with a playground that has a slide and swings for children. The park also has covered picnic seating and public toilets, and it is not fenced, so young children need watching near the street.
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Coronation Park
Coronation Park is a small local park at 18 Helena Street, Auburn, whose main feature is a playground with some seats and benches. The park is listed in the Auburn playgrounds directory kept by Cumberland Council, and it is a neighbourhood space for families living nearby.
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Fraser Park
Fraser Park is a small neighbourhood park on Fraser Street in Auburn, NSW 2144, and its standout feature is a playground with swings and slides. Trees shade much of the park, and the play equipment is a good spot for small children close to home.
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Harold Moon Reserve
Harold Moon Reserve is a park at Mary Street and Chisholm Road in Auburn, NSW 2144. Its standout feature is a sports area with football, basketball, handball and cricket facilities. The park also has a playground, a barbecue cooking area with roofed seating, and a walking path beside a creek with a waterfall.
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Kulgun Park
Kulgun Park is a local park in Auburn, NSW, whose playground was upgraded by Cumberland Council with new play equipment, more seating and a shelter. The park's standout feature is its playground, which Cumberland Council rebuilt as part of its playspace upgrade program in Auburn.
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Mona Park
Mona Park is a local park in Auburn, NSW, whose standout feature is a floodlit sports ground with cricket practice nets, change rooms and a club room for football and soccer. The park also has a children's playground, a learn-to-cycle area, barbecue and picnic facilities, and sits next to the Duck River at 27A Chisholm Road.
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Norman Park
Norman Park is a roadside park at 208 Park Road in Auburn, with a playground of slides and swings. Its standout feature is the children's playground, with some equipment for younger children, and a small basketball court sits in the park.
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Peter Hislop Park
Peter Hislop Park is a sports park on Everly Road in Auburn NSW 2144, with fields recommended for senior soccer, football and cricket. Floodlights allow night training, and the fields are served by change rooms, toilets, a scoreboard, a kiosk and on-site parking.
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Pine Park
Pine Park is a small playground park at 41–45 Pine Road in Auburn NSW 2144, with rides and slides for young children set on a wood-chip surface. The playground is the park's main feature, and it is a neighbourhood spot for children in Auburn.
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Princes Park
Princes Park is a sports ground on Princes Road West in Auburn, and its standout feature is its soccer pitches, which Cumberland Council recommends for soccer and flyball. The ground has floodlighting for night matches, change rooms, toilets, a club room and a playground, and it is home to Regents Park Saints soccer club.
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Progress Park
Progress Park is a sports park in Auburn, at Chisholm Road and Killeen Street, recommended for soccer and netball. It has changerooms, clubrooms, spectator seating and floodlights for night matches and training, plus a playground and a kiosk.
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