Find it at: Samuel Court, Greenwith
The 2024 upgrade to this suburban playground comes equipped with some quality equipment on a smaller scale, but with climbing challenges for the older kids. It includes;
- Basket style swing
- Traditional swing
- Hand glide (small flying fox)
- Monkey bars
- Slide
- Rocker
There are plenty of scenic walks to explore within the Cobbler Creek Recreation Park. Explore this beautiful area here.
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