Pierre de Coubertin Park
Pierre de Coubertin Park is a park on Avenue of Oceania in Newington, NSW. Its standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog park with three separate enclosures, open 24 hours a day. The park also has a playground with built-in trampolines and shade sails, plus a themed running track that pays homage to Newington's role in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
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About Pierre de Coubertin Park
Off-Leash Dog Park at Pierre de Coubertin Park
Pierre de Coubertin Park has a fully fenced off-leash dog park on Avenue of Oceania, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The dog park has three separate fully fenced enclosures, with water bowls inside the enclosures for dogs to drink from. It also has a small dog area, bench seating and night lighting from floodlights. Poo bags are provided for owners at the dog park.
Playground, Trampolines and Running Track at Pierre de Coubertin Park
Pierre de Coubertin Park has a playground for children aged 1 to 8, with built-in trampolines, a spinning roundabout, two slides, swings and climbing equipment. Shade sails cover part of the playground, and a number of shaded picnic tables sit around the park. The park also has an inground trampoline and a themed running track, which pays homage to Newington's role in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
Facilities at Pierre de Coubertin Park
Visitor tips for Pierre de Coubertin Park
- โMosquitoes are reported around the park, so bring insect repellent.
- โThe ground drains poorly after rain, so check conditions before a wet-weather visit.
Getting to Pierre de Coubertin Park
Pierre de Coubertin Park is on Avenue of Oceania and Newington Boulevard in Newington, NSW 2127. Free street parking runs along Avenue of Oceania, which is the best parking for the park. The free car park at Newington Marketplace, 1 Avenue of Europe, is a short walk away and free for the first two hours.
Open in Google Maps โNearby Newington
- ๐Newington Marketplace (shopping centre, about a one-minute walk)
- ๐Cafe Red Stone (cafe, about 200 m)
Frequently asked questions about Pierre de Coubertin Park
Is Pierre de Coubertin Park dog friendly?
Yes. It has a fully fenced off-leash dog park with three separate enclosures, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Are there trampolines at Pierre de Coubertin Park?
Yes. The playground has built-in trampolines, and the park also has an inground trampoline.
What ages is the playground at Pierre de Coubertin Park for?
The playground is for children aged 1 to 8, with swings, slides and climbing equipment.
Is there parking at Pierre de Coubertin Park?
Free street parking runs along Avenue of Oceania. The Newington Marketplace car park at 1 Avenue of Europe is free for the first two hours.
Does Pierre de Coubertin Park have shade?
Shade sails cover part of the playground, and a number of picnic tables in the park are shaded.