Find it at: Gulf View Road, Sellicks Beach
An absolute gem of a suburban playground, with plenty of space (plus shade!) you will find the following here;
- sandpit and digger
- multiple slides and swings
- older playground set with small flying fox
- BBQ and seating areas
- large oval and soccer goal
- skateboard area
- BMX jumps
- basketball ring and half court
- adequate street parking
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