Find it at: Doxiadis Street, St Agnes
This 2024 built playground is set in the picturesque Doxiadis Reserve, and is aimed at the under 5s predominantly.
With the equipment design blending in nicely with the surrounding bushland, this is a great suburban pit stop and very well put together. No toilets or BBQs however, but the Kokoda Trail commerative walking trail is a great opportunity to take the kids for a stroll and teach them about a pivotal part of Australian history.
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