Little Digger Park
Little Digger Park sits on the corner of Roseville Avenue and Archbold Road in Roseville, NSW 2069. Its standout feature is a barbecue alongside picnic tables, set in a small, wooded patch of grass. The Little Digger Track, an easy descent along Moores Creek, starts opposite.
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About Little Digger Park
Picnic Tables and Barbecue at Little Digger Park
Little Digger Park has picnic tables where a group can sit down to eat outdoors. Little Digger Park also has a barbecue, which lets visitors cook a meal on site rather than relying only on packed food. Both the picnic tables and the barbecue sit within the park's small grassed area, so they are close to one another and easy to find. Together these facilities make Little Digger Park a practical choice for a casual outdoor meal in Roseville.
Grassed Setting and Seating at Little Digger Park
Little Digger Park is a small patch of grass with trees growing through it, and this woody setting defines the park's character in Roseville. The council describes Little Digger Park as a local park with seating, and a bench or two are placed on the grass for visitors to rest. The park's wooded character sets it apart from open sports grounds, so it suits a short pause rather than a large gathering. Little Digger Park's grassed area and seating make it a compact, low-key place to stop.
Facilities at Little Digger Park
Getting to Little Digger Park
Located on the corner of Roseville Avenue and Archbold Road, Roseville NSW 2069.
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- 📍Little Digger Track
- 📍Moores Creek
Frequently asked questions about Little Digger Park
Can I have a BBQ or picnic at Little Digger Park?
Yes, the park has a barbecue and picnic tables for visitors to use. Both sit on its small grassed area in Roseville.
Are there picnic tables and shaded areas at Little Digger Park?
Little Digger Park has picnic tables. Trees grow through its small grassed area, giving it a wooded character.
Are there walking paths or bushwalking tracks at Little Digger Park?
The Little Digger Track starts opposite the park and descends along Moores Creek on an easy grade.
What makes Little Digger Park in Roseville unique compared to other parks on the North Shore?
The park is named after William Morris Hughes, a member of the first Commonwealth Parliament who served as Prime Minister of Australia from 1915 to 1923.