Meadowbank Park
Meadowbank Park is a major sporting park in Meadowbank with a fenced regional playground that includes a splash pad and water play designed for children of all abilities. The park also has more than 10 sports fields, a skate park and a walking and cycling path along the Parramatta River.
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About Meadowbank Park
Regional Playground at Meadowbank Park
Meadowbank Park has a regional playground beside the skate park, completed on 3 March 2022 and designed to be accessible and inclusive for children of all abilities and their carers. The play area is fenced and split into four zones: active play with more than 35 metres of elevated climbing equipment, sand play with a sand pit and sand digger, nature play with fixed sensory panels, steppers and balancing logs, and water play with a splash pad. Shade sails and shade trees provide shade over the play area, and picnic shelters with fixed seating sit near the play zones for long and short stays.
Skate Park at Meadowbank Park
Meadowbank Park has a skate park for skateboarders, scooter riders and BMX riders, with a three-metre-deep Olympic-standard competition bowl and a dual spine flow bowl. The skate park also has an asphalt track for beginners, a euro gap, kickers, rails, kerb banks, a streetscape area, a climbing wall, a parkour and bouldering area and a table-tennis court. Its lights run from 4.30pm to 7.00pm on Sunday to Wednesday and to 8.00pm on Thursday to Saturday on standard time, and the skate park closes at sunset during daylight saving time. The skate park has CCTV cameras, barbecues and picnic shelters beside it.
Sports Fields and Courts at Meadowbank Park
Meadowbank Park has more than 10 playing fields used mainly for soccer and cricket, with cricket batting cages beside them. Netball hard courts and tennis courts sit alongside the fields, and sportsfields at Meadowbank Park can be booked online through the City of Ryde's Bookable portal. The amenities building on the eastern side of the park is the main hub for sporting groups using the playground and the nearby sports fields. It has team changing rooms and showers, store rooms, a serviced canteen and accessible public toilets.
Facilities at Meadowbank Park
Visitor tips for Meadowbank Park
- ✓Sportsfields can be booked online through the City of Ryde's Bookable portal, so check the booking before a weekend game.
- ✓Listings give different off-leash hours, with some saying weekday early-morning and evening slots only, so check the council's current times before going with a dog.
- ✓The playground and skate park sit side by side, so one visit covers both.
Getting to Meadowbank Park
Meadowbank Park is on Constitution Road in Meadowbank NSW 2114. Access points are Ross Smith Avenue, Constitution Road West and the existing western carpark. The western carpark has three accessible parking spaces, a minibus drop-off is off Ross Smith Avenue, and general parking is also available.
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- 📍Parramatta River
Frequently asked questions about Meadowbank Park
Is there an off-leash dog area at Meadowbank Park?
Yes, the City of Ryde lists a dog off-leash area in the park, with a water station and dog bowl beside it. Check the council's current hours before going.
How many playgrounds does Meadowbank Park have?
Meadowbank Park has three playgrounds, and the newest is a regional playground with active, sand, nature and water play zones.
Is the Meadowbank Park playground accessible?
Yes, the regional playground is designed to be accessible and inclusive for children of all abilities and their carers, and the amenities building has accessible toilets.
Does Meadowbank Park have parking?
Yes, the western carpark has three accessible parking spaces, and general parking is also available off Constitution Road.