Visit the Playground at Jewells Parade Reserve
Looking for a new spot to take the kids for a play? There’s a lovely new neighbourhood playground tucked away in a shady reserve on Jewells Parade in Lake Macquarie that’s worth checking out.
Looking for a new spot to take the kids for a play? There’s a lovely new neighbourhood playground tucked away in a shady reserve on Jewells Parade in Lake Macquarie that’s worth checking out.
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You’ve got to love a fully fenced playground with views of Lake Macquarie! This playground located at Toronto NSW is suited to a wide range of ages.
Whether you’re looking for something to do as a local or you’re visiting with your family, there are lots of fun things to do in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales with kids.
Visit the fenced and shaded playground at Cooranbong Reserve. Besides the large playground, featuring swings, a water play area and a large climbing net there’s also a netball/basketball court, fields, history and a nearby short walk to discover.
Go for a play at Chapman Oval in Swansea. This playground features play equipment plus great views across Swansea Channel.
Winding its way through idyllic bush and wetland, the 15 kilometre Fernleigh Track is perfect for families to spend a sunny day enjoying fresh air on a bike, scooter or walking your four-legged friends.
Where in the world can you find a wobbly swing bridge and an old Weet-Bix factory? You might be surprised to learn that you can see both at Cooranbong in western Lake Macquarie while walking along the banks of peaceful Dora Creek.
Explore Wangi Wangi at Lake Macquarie. As well as lakeside parks, you can visit Dobell House, a museum about artist Sir William Dobell
The lakeside playground at Arcadia Vale in Lake Macquarie is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.
Situated on the western side of the lake, Bolton Point Park has breathtaking views of Lake Macquarie. It’s a great spot to enjoy the playground, explore the park or go fishing and boating.
Head to Kilaben Bay Park. This lakeside park features a playground, picnic spots, and a public jetty for swimming, fishings and kayaking.
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.
Ever played disc golf? It’s like golf only using a frisbee and it’s available at Styles Point Reserve in Rathmines