🌿 A ripper little spot for the ankle-biters, but could use a tidy-up and some fresh play gear, mate!

Sullivan Street Playground and Park Worrigee - Family-Friendly Spot Needs a Boost - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Sullivan Street Playground and Park in Worrigee is a local spot popular with families, especially those with younger kids aged 2-4. The park offers basic play equipment suitable for toddlers, making it a handy place for a quick arvo outing. However, several reviews mention that the play area feels outdated and could do with an overhaul to better serve the growing number of families nearby. Grass can get quite long, and some equipment like swings need maintenance. Parking is available but sometimes attracts suspicious vehicles, so keep an eye out. Overall, it's a decent spot for a casual visit but would benefit from some council attention.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	Worrigee NSW 2540, Australia
⭐ Rating	2.7/5 (7 reviews)
🏙️ City	Australia
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	playground swings parking

🕐 Opening Hours

Opening hours information is not available. Many national and state parks are open 24/7, but visitor centers
and facilities may have specific hours.

⭐ What Makes This Park Special

Family Playground Fun ✅

Sullivan Street Playground is a go-to for families with little tackers, especially toddlers aged 2-4. The play equipment caters mostly to younger kids, making it a safe spot for them to have a bit of fun. That said, some parents reckon the gear is a bit outdated and could do with a spruce-up to keep the ankle-biters entertained longer. Swings are present but sometimes need fixing, with reports of them being flipped over the frame. If you’re after a quick play session for the little ones, this park does the trick, but don’t expect a ripper playground experience just yet.

Easy Parking but Watch Out 🚗

The park offers parking which is handy for families driving in for a quick visit. However, a few reviews mention that sometimes suspicious cars hang around the parking area for ages without kids, so it’s wise to keep an eye on your surroundings when you’re there. Aside from that, the park is accessible enough for a casual arvo trip, but footpaths around the area are lacking, which might make walking with prams or scooters a bit tricky. Still, having parking nearby is a plus for families wanting to pop in for a brekkie or afternoon play.

Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting ⚠️

Several locals have flagged that the park needs some serious attention. The grass can get pretty long, sometimes above waist height, which isn’t ideal for kids running around. The play equipment is seen as outdated and limited, mostly suiting younger children, so older kids might find it a bit boring. Maintenance issues like swings being flipped over and general tidiness are concerns. Also, the lack of footpaths nearby means getting there on foot or with prams isn’t the easiest. If you’re heading here, best to keep an eye on the kids and maybe bring your own shade or toys to make the arvo more enjoyable.

💬 What Visitors Are Saying

Outdated play area. Grass above waist height in some places.
Play equipment for older kids. Need an overhaul especially with more families in area.
Not bad for 2-4 year olds.
Swings always flipped over the frame and often suspicious cars sit in the parking area for ages.
Great place to take the kids.
Needs tidying up this NOW council is garbage won't do anything for residents and grounds.
Ok sometimes.
We can't get footpaths around here so how's about we get better playgrounds for our kids.