Passfield Park
Passfield Park is a spacious reserve on Ohlfsen Road in Minto, NSW, with a new playspace whose softfall rubber area holds a combination play unit and swings. The park also has a large open space for games and a walking path that runs around it.
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About Passfield Park
Playground at Passfield Park
Passfield Park has a new playspace that council describes as now open, split in two by the existing path. The east side is a softfall rubber area with a combination play unit and swing set, which council says can be accessible to children of all ages. The west side is a mulched play zone with an informal, bushland character under the trees, where the fall zone of every play element is less than 600 mm. Children visiting Passfield Park can use both areas, each with a different surface.
Walking Path and Open Space at Passfield Park
Passfield Park has a walking path around the park, which council describes as perfect for a stroll with a four-legged pet. Passfield Park also has a large open space where visitors can play frisbee with friends or have a picnic with the family. Trees across Passfield Park provide shade for resting, and council describes the park as a spacious reserve that was newly renovated.
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Getting to Passfield Park
Passfield Park is on Ohlfsen Road, Minto NSW 2566, and its playspace is bordered by Ohlfsen Road and Kitson Place.
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Is there a playground at Passfield Park?
Yes. The new playspace has a softfall rubber area with a combination play unit and swings, plus a mulched play zone under the trees.
Is there a walking path at Passfield Park?
Yes. A walking path runs around the park, and council describes it as suitable for a stroll with a dog.
Where is Passfield Park?
Passfield Park is on Ohlfsen Road in Minto NSW 2566, with the playspace bordered by Ohlfsen Road and Kitson Place.