McCredie Park
McCredie Park is a park complex in Guildford NSW 2161 with sporting fields run by the Guildford Leagues Club and a skateboard track. Rugby league is its main sport, with 132 games recorded there between 2014 and 2026. The park is named after George McCredie, a local landholder and former mayor of Prospect and Sherwood.
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About McCredie Park
Sporting Fields at McCredie Park
McCredie Park's sporting fields are run by the Guildford Leagues Club, which sits alongside them. Rugby league is the main sport played at McCredie Park: 132 games have been recorded there between 2014 and 2026, and the Guildford Owls have played at the park more often than any other team. The park also has a skateboard track, so the complex serves both club sport and casual skating.
Facilities at McCredie Park
Getting to McCredie Park
McCredie Park is on Tamplin Road in Guildford NSW 2161, bounded by Guildford Road, Tamplin Road, Fowler Road and Dennistoun Road. The park has ample parking.
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Who runs the sporting fields at McCredie Park?
The Guildford Leagues Club runs the sporting fields at McCredie Park.
Is there a skate park at McCredie Park?
McCredie Park has a skateboard track.
What sport is played at McCredie Park?
Rugby league is the main sport played there, with 132 games recorded between 2014 and 2026.