Beaconsfield Park
Off-leash dogs at all times and a fully enclosed, wheelchair-accessible playground make Beaconsfield Park a multi-purpose park in Beaconsfield, Sydney. The park also has a barbecue and picnic area, tennis courts and public toilets, and its playground has a full shade sail.
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About Beaconsfield Park
Playground at Beaconsfield Park
Beaconsfield Park has a playground with a double swing set, a balance beam, steppers, a see-saw, slides and climbing nets. The playground is fully enclosed by a fence, and a full shade sail covers the play area. Its surface is synthetic grass and the ground is fully level, so a wheelchair can reach the equipment from Queen Street. Sitting walls and seating sit beside the play area. The playground is suited to infants, pre-schoolers and primary school children, and the City of Sydney completed its upgrade in February 2021.
Off-Leash Dog Area at Beaconsfield Park
Dogs can be off-leash at all times across Beaconsfield Park, so the open grass is available to dogs for the whole park. The grass is shared with the playground, the barbecue and picnic area, and the tennis courts. Beaconsfield Park is a multi-purpose reserve on Queen Street, and its mature trees are protected under the upgrade works.
Barbecue and Picnic Area at Beaconsfield Park
Beaconsfield Park has a barbecue and picnic settings, both included in the upgrade that finished in February 2021. The upgrade also added new trees and plants around the open grass, so the picnic area sits in a landscaped setting beside the playground. The barbecue and picnic area suit a family gathering next to the play equipment.
Facilities at Beaconsfield Park
Getting to Beaconsfield Park
The park is at 54 Queen Street, Beaconsfield NSW 2015, with a ramp entry from William Street and a second entry from Queen Street.
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Frequently asked questions about Beaconsfield Park
Can dogs go off-leash at Beaconsfield Park?
Yes. Dogs are allowed off-leash at all times across the park.
Is the playground at Beaconsfield Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The playground is fully level, with ramp access from Queen Street and wheelchair access to the equipment.
What age is the playground at Beaconsfield Park suited to?
The playground is suited to infants, pre-schoolers and primary school children, with swings, slides and climbing nets.
Does Beaconsfield Park have a barbecue?
Yes. A barbecue and picnic settings were included in the upgrade completed in February 2021.