Find it at: Crozier Avenue, Daw Park
If your toddler loves a train, this suburban playground in Daw Park is going to be right up their alley. This fully fenced space, shaded by the mature trees, is lacking in a heap of equipment but makes up for it with great imagination play with the train and a really serene setting.
This one features;
- Fully fenced
- Drinking fountain
- Seating
- Picnic sets
- Swings
- Junior slide
- See saw
- Climbing structure
- Train play station
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