Find it at: Killarney Street, Seaford Heights
Located in the Vista Seaford Heights development, this 2024 built playground is a spectacular addition for new families in the area. With a huge climbing tower and tube slide the main feature, lets rattle off some of the key features here;
- Swings
- Shelter with BBQ
- Outdoor gym
- Partially fenced
- Pump track (at nearby reserve)
- Double flying fox
- Accessible roundabout
- Water play
There are no toilets here which we think would be a great addition due to how popular this is likely to be, but add in plenty of grassed area and you have one fantastic playspace!
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