🌿 A ripper spot for a quick arvo shootaround and chill in the open air, mate!

Max Boyd Park South Murwillumbah - Open Space with Basketball Hoop - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Max Boyd Park in South Murwillumbah offers a simple, no-frills outdoor space perfect for families keen on a casual kickabout or shooting hoops. The park features a half-court basketball hoop and open grassy fields, though these can get swampy after rain. While facilities are minimal—no toilets, BBQs, or bins—there's a lone chair under a tree for a bit of shade and rest. Ideal for locals looking for a quick outdoor fix rather than a full day outing, this spot suits those who enjoy open spaces and informal play.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	341 Tweed Valley Way, South Murwillumbah NSW 2484, Australia
⭐ Rating	3/5 (1 reviews)
🏙️ City	South Murwillumbah
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	basketball court open fields

🕐 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

Half-Court Basketball Fun 🏀

If your ankle-biters love a bit of basketball, Max Boyd Park has a half-court hoop that'll keep them busy for a while. It’s a great spot for a quick shootaround or teaching the young ones some dribbling skills. The open grassy fields nearby offer plenty of room for running around or kicking a ball about, though watch out after rain as the ground can get a bit swampy. It’s a laid-back spot, perfect for a casual arvo with the kids without the fuss of busy playgrounds.

Open Green Spaces for a Chill Arvo 🌿

This park is all about open fields and natural surroundings, giving you plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the fresh air. While it’s not packed with fancy features, the simple greenery and a single shady tree with a chair offer a peaceful spot to relax. Just keep in mind the fields can get swampy after rain, so best to bring your boots or plan your visit on a dry day. It’s a nice little green patch for locals wanting a quiet outdoor breather.