This is a large park catering for different sporting events and for recreation…read more At one end of the park is the modernist playground for the little ones. The local council has paid a small fortune to provide this park for the local community. The swings are timber trimmed and the play equipment is a Thomas Tank. Playing fields are available for baseball. There are cricket nets for various teams for training. Then there is just the open space for running teams. Of an afternoon it is doggy playground. All the locals bring their dogs along to socialise. There is a huge range of dogs and the people are very friendly. Just don't forget your doggy bag.

Amazing park so much to do even the big kids love it. Dog friendly and everything. Cool place to…read moreshoot a music video.

Really good park with lots of facilities. There are 3 distinct kids play zones, one smaller one,…read morewith a bike riding track that simulates a road, with traffic lights, stop signs, and roundabout. Then there is a huge slide complex with some very cool looking slides. There is a flying fox, and other area with activities suitable for smaller children. Highly recommend!

Nice quiet park, good amount of kids play equipment, and nice long flat bike track. BBQ is a bit…read morefar away from the play area though, so it can be a pain to supervise the kids

While this park is primarily a cricket ground, it is a stunning space perfect for the kids to burn…read moreoff a bit of energy. The best part is off to the side it also has everything you need to have a picnic or bbq. With onsite picnic facilities, including undercover tables, as well as an electric bbq, this is a great venue. My boys of course love the playground. It is much the same as many of the new areas with the primary coloured climbing gyms, but hey... no need to fix what ain't broke. So next time you see a bit of blue sky, drag the kids out and get them to run laps or something... :-)

This is mainly a review of the playground at the park. As the father of a two year old, I'm…read moreconstantly in the lookout for new and exciting playgrounds, and the playground here at Bicentennial Park does not disappoint. There are really two playgrounds here, one for toddlers and one for bigger kids and adults. The toddler playground is entirely fenced. I'll be focusing on the toddler playground. There's a partially shaded sand pit with a working water spout, and shaded benches and tables near the sand pit for parents to sit and keep an eye on the kids. There's a plastic play structure with a slide near the sand pit, and a large (3m by 3m?) climbing structure made of rope. There're also two metal structures shake like tubes for making music, and two swings, one for smaller children and a regular swing. Unfortunately, aside from a few scattered sitting areas, there are no other structures within the toddler area for kids to play with, such as a train or vehicle structure, rocking horse, merry go round, etc. Still, the playground is well shaded from the abundant trees, and is kept clean and well maintained. Not the most exciting playground, but a solid favorite with great surrounds.

You know that scene at the end of Notting Hill where Juila Robers and Hugh Grant are sitting on a…read morebench in a park and she's pregnant lying on his lap and he's reading a book while there are kids playing and people doing Tai Chi in the back? Well it's one of my favourite scenes. This local park has all my partner and I need to keep our quality of life rating high. Within the grounds the park is home to the W. Pymble Bowling Club, the W. Pymble Pool Complex, a playground area, walking/running paths, an exercise area, cricket nets, netball courts, an off the leash dog area, electric barbeques and other goodies. We don't get to take advantage of the park as much as we like, but we definitely make use of the running paths and exercise area. It's nice to say hello to passing neighbors walking by or listen to the children laugh and play. I have to take more time out of my busy days to enjoy the outdoors and lie on that bench reading a book in the sun.

An adorable park in The Ponds area. The park has plenty of equipment for the little ones, nice…read moregrassy area to run around and play and a little dock area to spend time with the ducks. The park it's self could do with more shelter and seating area for parents. There's plenty of street parking in the morning however this fills up during the day

This little park tucked away in Castle Hill one is fantastic as the paths are long and in a big…read morecircle so, all going to plan, they kids come back to you! There's even a tennis court to potter around on, under cover picnic tables and playground equipment. Love our afternoon here.

This park is good for toddlers and older children. There is a walkway where bicycles and walkers…read morecan enjoy the view. There are no shops nearby but plenty of places to sit and have a picnic