Find it at: Baroda Avenue, Netley
Love a peaceful playground? easy parking? a convenient pit stop?
Baroda Avenue Reserve Playground in Netley is a little hidden gem in the west. Ideal for an easy boredom buster for younger kids, a convenient playground for multiple little humans and without having to find a park or walk too far at all.
The play area is on a quiet suburban street and is unfenced. A shade cloth covers the main play area and is most suitable for younger kids under five and those beginning to navigate the playground equipment by themselves.
The equipment has: swings, spring rider, slides, climbing and balancing equipment, spinning table and a HUGE flying fox if you do bring a dare devil along!
A huge grass area also promotes a quiet picnic spot (and you may even be lucky enough to spot a plane take off or landing) as well as a great space to kick the footy around.
Please note there are is no public toilets, seating or BBQ facilities.
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