Wyatt Park
Wyatt Park is a Cumberland City park on Church Street in Lidcombe that is home to the Lidcombe Velodrome and Lidcombe Oval, a grass playing field. The velodrome opened in 1933 and is still used by cycling clubs and for junior track championships.
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About Wyatt Park
Lidcombe Velodrome at Wyatt Park
Lidcombe Velodrome is part of Wyatt Park, at the western end of Church Street on the northern side of the railway line. It first opened in 1933 as a flat track, and the banking that is there now was built within a year. The Lidcombe-Auburn Cycle Club has used the track since 1947 and the Neo Cycling Club since 2015. The Cycling NSW Junior Metropolitan Track Championships are held there, and it is one of the last three outdoor velodromes in Greater Sydney.
Lidcombe Oval and Playing Field at Wyatt Park
Lidcombe Oval, part of Wyatt Park, is a grass playing field with a cricket pitch in the middle. The infield is used mainly for NSW Cup rugby league, with seven matches a season since 2023. The grandstand was named after Western Suburbs legend Tommy Raudonikis in 2022, and the outfield has a capacity of approximately 15,000 spectators.
Facilities at Wyatt Park
Getting to Wyatt Park
Church Street, Lidcombe NSW 2141, at the western end of Church Street on the northern side of the railway line.
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Is there a velodrome at Wyatt Park?
Yes. Lidcombe Velodrome is part of Wyatt Park and first opened in 1933, with banking that was built within a year.
Does Wyatt Park have a cricket pitch?
Yes. There is a cricket pitch in the middle of the grass playing field at Lidcombe Oval.
Where is Wyatt Park?
Wyatt Park is on Church Street in Lidcombe NSW 2141, at the western end of the street, north of the railway line.