Leppington Park
A beginner pump track and a youth hub with a basketball and netball half-court make Leppington Park a 7.6-hectare park on Camden Valley Way, opposite Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The park also has inclusive play equipment, a sensory play space, shaded picnic areas and an accessible amenities block.
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Pump Track and Youth Hub at Leppington Park
Leppington Park has a beginner-friendly pump track made of asphalt, for bikes, skateboards, rollerblades and scooters. The youth hub has a half-court for basketball and netball, climbing boulders and a hammock zone. Both areas sit within the park's 7.6 hectares, which were converted from unused pastureland along Camden Valley Way.
Play Areas at Leppington Park
Leppington Park has a nature-based play area with sandstone steps, nets and balance logs for climbing. Its inclusive play equipment includes a slide, a basket swing and a spinner, and its sensory play space has a timber xylophone, chimes and voice tubes. The park also has native tree planting, garden beds and revegetation areas.
Facilities at Leppington Park
Getting to Leppington Park
Leppington Park is on Camden Valley Way, Leppington NSW 2179, across from Forest Lawn Memorial Park. A paved pathway runs through the grassland to Camden Valley Way. Parking for 15 vehicles, including accessible spaces, is provided at the park.
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Frequently asked questions about Leppington Park
Does Leppington Park have a playground?
Yes. It has a nature-based play area with sandstone steps, nets and balance logs, plus inclusive play equipment with a slide, basket swing and spinner.
Is there a pump track at Leppington Park?
Yes, a beginner-friendly asphalt pump track for bikes, skateboards, rollerblades and scooters.
Are there toilets at Leppington Park?
Yes, the park has an accessible amenities block.
Is there parking at Leppington Park?
Yes, parking for 15 vehicles, including accessible spaces.
Does Leppington Park have picnic areas?
Yes, it has sheltered and shaded picnic areas throughout the site.