Sue Savage Park
A skate park and BMX pump track headline Sue Savage Park in Toongabbie, a reserve that reopened after a $4 million upgrade. The park also has a castle-themed playground, outdoor fitness equipment and a basketball court, and it adjoins Reynolds Park.
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About Sue Savage Park
Skate Park and BMX Pump Track at Sue Savage Park
Sue Savage Park has a new skate park and a new BMX pump track, both built during a $4 million upgrade of the reserve. The skate park serves skateboarders and the pump track serves BMX riders, giving wheeled sports two dedicated areas within the one reserve. The upgrade was reported as complete in February 2026, which means both facilities are now open to visitors who ride or skate at the park.
Playground and Dinky Track at Sue Savage Park
Sue Savage Park has a castle-themed playground and a dinky track, both suited to preschool-aged children. The playground and dinky track are shared with the adjoining Reynolds Park, so the play area sits within the larger council community land of approximately 17 hectares. Parents of younger children can use the castle-themed playground while the dinky track offers a second activity for the same age group.
Facilities at Sue Savage Park
Visitor tips for Sue Savage Park
- ✓Superb Fairywren, Red-browed Finch and the territorial Willie Wagtail have all been noted at Sue Savage Park, so give Willie Wagtails plenty of room.
- ✓A large part of the open space beside the reserve is subject to flooding, so check conditions after heavy rain before visiting.
Getting to Sue Savage Park
The park is at 2a Chanel Street, Toongabbie NSW 2146. The upgrade added extra car parking bays. Toongabbie station can be reached on foot by following the cycling path that runs under the creek overpass road.
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- 📍Reynolds Park
Frequently asked questions about Sue Savage Park
What facilities does Sue Savage Park in Toongabbie have?
The park has a castle-themed playground, a dinky track, a new skate park, a new BMX pump track, outdoor fitness equipment, an amenities building and a basketball court. Extra car parking bays were added during the upgrade.
Is Sue Savage Park family-friendly?
The castle-themed playground and dinky track are both suited to preschool-aged children, which makes the park a good fit for families with younger kids.
Are there sports fields or courts at Sue Savage Park in Toongabbie?
The park has one existing basketball court, alongside a skate park and a BMX pump track for wheeled sports.
Where do I park when I visit Sue Savage Park?
The park is at 2a Chanel Street in Toongabbie, and the upgrade added extra car parking bays on the site.
What is special about Sue Savage Park compared to other parks in Parramatta?
It reopened after a $4 million upgrade with a new skate park and BMX pump track, and it sits beside Reynolds Park on approximately 17 hectares of council community land.