Find it at: Ray Street, Findon
Ray Street Reserve in Findon is a great little neighbourhood reserve and playground located at the rear of the Findon Shopping Centre and Findon Library. Grab yourself a coffee and a book, then take the kids to burn off some energy!
Some of the features we noted included;
- Heaps of parking at the shopping centre car park
- Sheltered picnic table
- Play equipment (including toddler swing, slide, swing set and some climbing equipment)
- Seating
- Large open space
- Toilets at the shopping centre
- 2 BBQs
We also think rolling on the grass hill would be a great way to tire the kids out!
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