Charles Curtis Park
Charles Curtis Park in Normanhurst is a neighbourhood park whose standout feature is its fenced playground, with a covered play tower, soft rubber surface and toddler swings. The 1,600 m² park sits on the corner of Pine Street and Myrtle Street and opened in February 2026.
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About Charles Curtis Park
Fenced Playground at Charles Curtis Park
Charles Curtis Park has a brand new playground enclosed by a fence and laid on a soft rubber surface. Its covered play tower carries two slides and monkey bars, so older children have high-energy equipment under cover. Swings suit every age group, and the toddler and sling seats make the swing set workable for little ones. Younger visitors can also use nature play steppers and play car rockers, which keep the equipment at low height for the smallest kids.
Open Shaded Grass at Charles Curtis Park
Charles Curtis Park has an open grass area that was expanded and is now shaded by mature trees. New plantings have been added around the lawn, which sits within bushland where mature Blackbutts and Sydney Blue Gums stand. The basketball hoop is placed in the more shaded part of the grass, so ball games there stay cooler than on the open lawn. Families planning a longer stay can use the shaded lawn as a cool spot to rest between play sessions.
Facilities at Charles Curtis Park
Getting to Charles Curtis Park
Charles Curtis Park is on the corner of Pine Street and Myrtle Street, Normanhurst NSW 2076. Normanhurst Railway Station is about 1.7 km away on foot, and a bus route serves the area. Parking is available beside the nearby retail strip and on local streets.
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Frequently asked questions about Charles Curtis Park
What facilities does Charles Curtis Park in Normanhurst have?
The park has a fenced playground, a large picnic shelter with extra tables and seating, a basketball hoop, drinking water and new concrete pathways. Its grassed area is shaded by mature trees.
Does Charles Curtis Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, the fenced playground includes toddler and sling swings, plus nature play steppers and play car rockers suited to smaller children. Older kids can use the covered play tower with its two slides and monkey bars.
Are there BBQ facilities or picnic tables at Charles Curtis Park?
The park has a large picnic shelter along with extra picnic tables and seating. These sit alongside the shaded grassed area.
Where do I park when visiting Charles Curtis Park, and is parking free?
Parking is available beside the nearby retail strip and on local streets around the park, at the corner of Pine Street and Myrtle Street.
Are there walking paths or bushwalking tracks around Charles Curtis Park?
New concrete pathways run through the park and link to Pine Street and Willowtree Street. The park sits within bushland with mature Blackbutts and Sydney Blue Gums.