Find it at: Currawong Crescent, Craigmore
This is a little park located on a quiet street with minimal traffic.
There is a low fence to slow children down before getting near the closest road but it is not fenced in so supervision is necessary.
This park has a shaded seating area with a rubbish bin. There are no cooking facilities so it’s perfect for a picnic lunch.
The playground is in good condition and the equipment is great for toddlers and younger kids. As a grown up I go on the circle swing, the spinning post and can even get down the slide!
If you’re into ball sports there’s a nice large grass area beside the playground for an afternoon of fun.
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