Little Ray Park
Little Ray Park is a suburban park in Carlingford whose standout feature is a playground with swings, a see-saw and a 230-metre circular track for bikes and scooters. The park also has picnic shelters, exercise stations and new circuit paths for walkers, and it has no public toilets.
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About Little Ray Park
Playground at Little Ray Park
Little Ray Park has a playground with a double pyramid space net, a swing set that includes a bucket swing, a see-saw, a maypole spinner and a wooden train. The playground is not fenced, and the play area has only partial shade, so hats are recommended on hot days. Its surface is a mix of soft fall and bark, so enclosed shoes are advised for children who find bark uncomfortable.
Bike, Scooter and Walking Circuit at Little Ray Park
Little Ray Park has a flat circular track of 230 metres for children to ride or scoot on. New circuit paths of more than 230 metres also run around the park for walkers, joggers and cyclists. The Pioneers' Track, an easy 2.8-kilometre loop through Epping, Beecroft and Carlingford, connects to the park. The park has wide open space, and the circuit runs past an oval and grassed areas.
Facilities at Little Ray Park
Getting to Little Ray Park
Little Ray Park is in Carlingford, between Magnolia Avenue and Casben Close, off Plympton Road, where the Bushcare group meets in the car park. The best parking is on Avonlea Drive, Carlingford.
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- 📍Pioneers' Track (easy 2.8 km walking loop)
Frequently asked questions about Little Ray Park
Is there a playground at Little Ray Park?
Yes, the park has a playground with a double pyramid space net, swings, a see-saw and a maypole spinner. It is not fenced.
Are there toilets at Little Ray Park?
No, the park has no public toilets.
Is there parking at Little Ray Park?
Avonlea Drive in Carlingford is the best place to park for the park.
Can kids ride bikes at Little Ray Park?
Yes, a flat circular track of 230 metres is set aside for riding and scooting.