Freame Park
📍 Merrylands, NSW 2160 · Managed by Cumberland City Council
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Freame Park is a multi-purpose community space in Merrylands, NSW featuring a designated off-leash dog area, sports oval with floodlighting, basketball court, playground, and comprehensive amenities including toilets, changerooms, parking, and a kiosk for families and sports enthusiasts.
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About Freame Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Freame Park
Freame Park is designated as an off-leash area for dogs within Cumberland City Council's jurisdiction. Dogs can exercise without a leash in this park, provided they remain under effective control of a competent person at all times. Freame Park dog owners must clean up after their pets and dispose of waste properly. Dogs are typically prohibited within 10 metres of Freame Park's children's playground and food preparation areas. For the most current dog policy details specific to Freame Park, contact Cumberland City Council at 02 8757 9000 or visit their official website.
Playground and Recreation for Children
Freame Park features a modern playground installed in July 2019, providing diverse equipment for young visitors. The playground at Freame Park includes a multi-unit with slide, an accessible spinner for inclusive play, and a three-bay swing set featuring a nest swing, toddler seat, and strap seat. Freame Park also offers a rocker for additional play variety. The playground is situated within open green spaces at Freame Park, making it ideal for family visits. Visitors describe Freame Park as a welcoming destination for children seeking outdoor recreation.
Sports Facilities and Training at Freame Park
Freame Park contains a full-sized sports oval equipped with floodlighting, accommodating soccer, football, and cricket activities for both day and night training sessions. Freame Park features a dedicated basketball court alongside the oval, supporting competitive and recreational play. The oval at Freame Park is utilized by local sports clubs and associations, including the Granville District Football Referees Association for training. Freame Park provides spectator seating for those watching games. Freame Park also includes changerooms, making it suitable for organized sporting events and team training.
Amenities and Facilities at Freame Park
Freame Park offers comprehensive visitor facilities ensuring comfortable park experiences. Freame Park includes ample parking, public toilets, shade structures, and spectator seating throughout the grounds. Freame Park has a kiosk providing refreshment options for visitors. Picnic tables and open green spaces at Freame Park accommodate family gatherings and outdoor meals. Freame Park is accessible via Burnett Street in Mays Hill, with dedicated parking to serve visitors arriving by vehicle. All amenities at Freame Park are maintained by Cumberland City Council.
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Visitor tips for Freame Park
- ✓Freame Park is designated off-leash for dogs — ensure your dog remains under effective control and clean up after them, especially away from the children's playground
- ✓Night floodlighting is available on the sports oval and basketball court, making Freame Park suitable for evening training sessions and casual games
- ✓The playground equipment includes accessible options like the spinner, making Freame Park inclusive for children with varying mobility needs
- ✓Bring a picnic — Freame Park has picnic tables and shade structures, though there are no electric BBQ facilities available
- ✓The park is well-used by local sports clubs for training and events; check with Cumberland City Council if booking facilities
- ✓Visit during off-peak times to avoid organized sports events and enjoy quieter family time at Freame Park
Getting to Freame Park
Freame Park is located at Burnett Street, Mays Hill NSW 2145 (serving the Merrylands area). The park offers parking facilities for visitors arriving by vehicle. Contact Cumberland City Council at 02 8757 9000 for detailed directions and accessibility information.
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Can I let my dog off-leash at Freame Park?
Yes, Freame Park is designated as an off-leash dog area within Cumberland City Council. Dogs must remain under effective control of a competent person at all times. Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of the children's playground and food areas. You must clean up after your dog.
What playground equipment is available at Freame Park?
Freame Park features a modern playground installed in 2019 with a multi-unit slide, accessible spinner, three-bay swing set (including nest swing, toddler seat, and strap seat), and a rocker. The playground is situated within open green spaces suitable for families.
What sports facilities does Freame Park have?
Freame Park contains a full-sized sports oval with floodlighting for soccer, football, and cricket, plus a dedicated basketball court. The facilities include changerooms, spectator seating, and are used by local sports clubs for training and competitive events.
Can I have a picnic at Freame Park?
Yes, Freame Park has picnic tables, open green spaces, and shade structures ideal for picnicking. However, Freame Park does not have electric BBQ facilities. Bring your own food and enjoy the peaceful outdoor environment.
Are there public toilets at Freame Park?
Yes, Freame Park includes public toilets as part of its visitor amenities. The park also has changerooms available, particularly useful for those using the sports facilities.
What is the parking situation at Freame Park?
Freame Park offers ample parking facilities for visitors. The park is located at Burnett Street, Mays Hill. For detailed parking or accessibility information, contact Cumberland City Council at 02 8757 9000.