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Sequoia Park

πŸ“ West Pymble, NSW 2073 Β· Managed by Ku-ring-gai Council

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Sequoia Park is a large local park in the centre of West Pymble, NSW, set in a quiet cul-de-sac near West Pymble Public School. Its standout feature is an existing playground among shade trees, alongside open grass areas and seating for families.

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Kids playgroundShady local parkQuiet cul-de-sac settingOpen grass for playWalking on pedestrian pathsDrinking fountain stopFamilies with young children

About Sequoia Park

Playground and Shade Trees at Sequoia Park

Sequoia Park has an existing playground, which is the main play feature for children visiting the park. Sequoia Park has a small playground set among shade trees, so families can rest in the shade while children play. Sequoia Park has a bubbler, a drinking fountain, for refilling water bottles during play. The playground is one of the park's confirmed features, and a planned upgrade would add accessible access and seating to the play area. Sequoia Park's combination of playground and shade trees makes it a practical stop for families with young children in West Pymble.

Open Grass, Seating and Walking Paths at Sequoia Park

Sequoia Park has open grass areas where visitors can spread out and play informally. Sequoia Park has existing seating and a sitting rock for resting between activities. Sequoia Park has pedestrian pathways that cross the grounds, giving visitors a simple route for walking through the park. These everyday amenities are part of the park's existing layout and are set to remain in the planned upgrade, so the grassed areas and paths will stay available to visitors. Sequoia Park's open layout suits relaxed visits with plenty of room to move around.

Location and Access for Sequoia Park in West Pymble

Sequoia Park is located at Park 4 Sequoia Cl, West Pymble NSW 2073, in the centre of West Pymble. Sequoia Park sits in a quiet cul-de-sac near West Pymble Public School. Sequoia Park is accessed from Sequoia Close, with links to Warrabri Place and Tristania Place. Sequoia Park is about 600m from Bicentennial Park, West Pymble, so the two parks are a short walk apart. Sequoia Park is a large local park, which suits visitors looking for a green space close to home.

Activities at Sequoia Park

Playground playRelaxing in the shade under treesResting on seating and the sitting rockWalking on pedestrian pathsOpen grass play

Facilities at Sequoia Park

πŸ›Playground
πŸ”₯BBQ Facilitiesβœ—
🚻Toiletsβœ—
πŸ’§Drinking Water
πŸ…ΏοΈParkingβœ—
🍽️Picnic Tablesβœ—
πŸƒWalking Paths
πŸ…Sports Fieldsβœ—
πŸ•Dogsβœ—
β€’ Existing playground (small) β€’ Shade trees β€’ Bubbler (drinking fountain) β€’ Existing seating β€’ Sitting rock β€’ Open grass areas β€’ Pedestrian pathways

Visitor tips for Sequoia Park

  • βœ“Bring water for children, as the park has a bubbler (drinking fountain) for refills.
  • βœ“Head to the shade trees on warmer days, as the park is a cool spot to rest.
  • βœ“Access is via Sequoia Close, a quiet cul-de-sac near West Pymble Public School, so keep noise low for neighbours.
  • βœ“Combine a visit with a walk to Bicentennial Park, which is about 600m away.
  • βœ“Expect changes if the planned playground upgrade goes ahead, as it adds accessible access and seating, a new drinking fountain, a new rubbish bin, and a new native tree and shade tree.

Getting to Sequoia Park

Sequoia Park is located at Park 4 Sequoia Cl, West Pymble NSW 2073. Access is from Sequoia Close, with links to Warrabri Place and Tristania Place.

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Nearby West Pymble

  • πŸ“Bicentennial Park, West Pymble (about 600m away)
  • πŸ“West Pymble Public School
  • πŸ“Sequoia Close
  • πŸ“Warrabri Place
  • πŸ“Tristania Place

Frequently asked questions about Sequoia Park

Is Sequoia Park good for young kids and families?

Sequoia Park has an existing playground and shade trees, which suit families with young children. Sequoia Park also has open grass areas and seating where parents can rest. The park is a large local park in a quiet cul-de-sac near West Pymble Public School.

Does Sequoia Park have a playground, and what age groups is it suited for?

Sequoia Park has an existing playground, which is described as small. The playground sits among shade trees and is a main play feature of the park. A planned upgrade includes accessible access and seating at the playground.

Are there good walking paths or trails through Sequoia Park?

Sequoia Park has pedestrian pathways running through its grounds. The paths are set alongside open grass areas and existing seating. These pathways are part of the park's layout that is set to remain in the planned upgrade.

Is Sequoia Park wheelchair accessible, and are the paths suitable for prams?

A planned upgrade to Sequoia Park includes accessible access and seating at the playground. Sequoia Park has pedestrian pathways through its grounds. The existing paths are set to remain in the planned upgrade.

Are there toilets and drinking water fountains at Sequoia Park?

Sequoia Park has a bubbler, which is a drinking fountain. The planned upgrade adds a new drinking fountain and a new rubbish bin to the park.

What makes Sequoia Park in West Pymble special compared to other parks on the Upper North Shore?

Sequoia Park is a large local park in the centre of West Pymble. It is set in a quiet cul-de-sac near West Pymble Public School, with shade trees, a playground, and open grass. Its quiet residential setting makes it a calm, neighbourhood green space.