Kilpack Park
Kilpack Park is a local playground in Carlingford with a treehouse-style play structure, a climbing tower, an enclosed slide, nature play and swings for children aged 0 to 12. The park also has adult fitness equipment, barbecue facilities and lit paths.
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About Kilpack Park
Playground at Kilpack Park
Kilpack Park has a treehouse-style play structure built for both younger and older children. Its features are a climbing tower, an enclosed slide, nature play and swings. Kilpack Park has rubber soft fall under the playground, which replaced the surface that was there before. The playground is designed for children aged 0 to 12. The playground was rebuilt as part of a $1.55 million upgrade funded by the NSW Government's Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants Program.
Paths, Lighting and Landscaping at Kilpack Park
The pathways at Kilpack Park were widened to improve connections between the streets around it, and lighting was upgraded along every pathway for evening security. New landscaping at Kilpack Park has low-lying areas planted with moisture-loving native grasses. The existing Blue Gum trees in the park were protected during the works.
Facilities at Kilpack Park
Getting to Kilpack Park
28 Darwin Street, Carlingford.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Kilpack Park
Is there a playground at Kilpack Park?
Yes, Kilpack Park has a treehouse-style playground with a climbing tower, an enclosed slide, nature play and swings for children aged 0 to 12.
Are there barbecues at Kilpack Park?
Kilpack Park has barbecue facilities, which were updated during its recent upgrade.
Is there fitness equipment at Kilpack Park?
Adult fitness equipment is installed beside the playground at Kilpack Park.
Is Kilpack Park lit at night?
Lighting was extended along all of Kilpack Park's pathways to improve evening security.
Who manages Kilpack Park?
City of Parramatta Council manages Kilpack Park.