Find it: Cnr Rugby Terrace and Halsbury Avenue Kingswood
Playgrounds near ovals are always a winner for us. One because they mean there’s lots of space for running around, kicking a ball, flying a kite and two, there’s likely to be toilets.
Kingswood Oval Playground is also fully fenced (love that) and has shade. So it’s ticking a lot of boxes.
The playground is fully fenced (love that) and includes equipment for both the under 5s and older kids. There’s a climb and slide play station, monkey bars, swing set with an accessible basket seat and an inclusive roundabout and square trampoline.
A shade sail and nature play rocks and logs have also be installed around the playground for shelter and extra activities.
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