Find it at: Esperance Boulevard, Seaford Rise

For a little park it is packed with some great activities. The climbing tower keeps the kids amused for ages. The whale and seahorse rockers, lots of nature nearby to explore. But the best part is the flying fox which the kids LOVE!

There is undercover seating however no toilets in the estate. This park is an excellent all ages playground, however we suggest 3+ for the slide as its quite quick going down. For younger children there is a toddler playground just around the corner on Byron Bay Boulevard which also includes a BBQ.

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