Voyager Park
Voyager Park in Voyager Point NSW 2172 is a bushland park with a playground and a tennis court, and volunteers restore its bush. The park commemorates HMAS Voyager, which was lost after a collision in February 1964, and the suburb takes its name from the park.
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About Voyager Park
Bush Restoration at Voyager Park
The Voyager Point Environment Group, part of Liverpool City Council's Environment Volunteer Program since May 2004, does bush restoration work at Voyager Park. The group focuses on weeding, revegetation with locally native plant species and mulching. Its volunteers won a merit award for achievement as a community group from Liverpool's Volunteer Resource Centre. Activity days run on the last Sunday of each month, from 9.00am to 11.00am.
Facilities at Voyager Park
Getting to Voyager Park
Voyager Park is at Voyager Point NSW 2172, with its car park on Orlando Crescent.
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Is there a playground at Voyager Park?
Yes. Voyager Park has a playground and a tennis court, along with well-maintained pathways.
Where is Voyager Park?
Voyager Park is at Voyager Point NSW 2172, in the City of Liverpool, with its car park on Orlando Crescent.
Can I volunteer for bush restoration at Voyager Park?
Yes. The Voyager Point Environment Group holds activity days on the last Sunday of each month, from 9.00am to 11.00am.