4 Parks to Visit in the Raymond Terrace Area
If you are driving to or through the Raymond Terrace area, here are four great parks to check out.
If you are driving to or through the Raymond Terrace area, here are four great parks to check out.
Drop in for a play at Dangar Park in Mayfield. It’s a small but fun neighbourhood park next to Mayfield Pool.
Visit Gross Street Reserve Playground, a playground in a peaceful bush reserve setting in Tighes Hill. There’s shaded picnic tables and lots of play equipment to suit all ages plus kids will love exploring the nearby Tighes Hill Community Garden.
Visit Morpeth Common on a day trip to the Maitland area. Adults and kids alike will enjoy watching the ducks. There’s also a nature-based play area, gas barbecues and plenty of undercover picnic tables.
Victor Warby Reserve in Gillieston Heights features shade, picnic tables and a half basketball/netball court.
Head to Roy Jordan Oval for a redeveloped playground plus a skate park in Gillieston Heights near Maitland.
Just a half hour drive from Newcastle City, McCauley Park at Tarro is a quiet park suited to under 10’s with lots of play equipment to climb and balance on.
Located at Swansea Heads, Reids Reserve overlooks the Swansea Channel and features a playground with an integrated play structure with twisty slide, net bridge, a little shop, double slides and a small rock climbing wall.
Located in Mount Hutton, Mullington Park playground features a range of play equipment suitable for kids aged 2 to 12 including swings, climbing equipment and a spinning cone.
An exciting new playspace Livvi’s Place is coming to Foreshore Park! Newcastle’s landmark inclusive playground will feature water play, nature play, & accessible fun for everyone.
With views of Newcastle Harbour and close to the beach, Foreshore Park is a top spot to visit. It’s a great place for a family picnic with a playground, barbecues and plenty of space for kids to run around.
Want a playground near a bakery? Check out Hogue Park in Maryville, perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.
Visit Loch Ness Park Playground at Fletcher. The playground is situated in a peaceful bushland setting and spans two levels.
Check out Harold Myers Park Playground in Birmingham Gardens. As well as play equipment, there’s also lots of grassy space in the park to run, play and kick a ball.