Hight rate 2 location for tourist in Arncliffe, NSW , Australia

Varun P Jose A really nice park in Arncliffe just off West Botany Street, great for a walk! It has a combined walking and cycling path on the left hand side which leads to Barton Park. Park is not level in the middle but is well maintained. Yes, as per other reviews, there are no toilets. At the moment, they also have a COVID testing facility near the entrance of the Golf Range.

Truc Miller Nice open field with a decent playground, even has sails, theres parking in the small street along Firmstone Garden

Robyn Rowland Love the peqce and quiet of tgis golf course

ali wahidi We had fun today me and my family. It was our Eid festival taken place at Riverina park. Park is very big and have kids playground.

Steve South The fields are functional, getting to the ground is a bit hard in the evenings and its very cold. As an Arncliffe committee member, the proposed upgrades to the area will be a great addition to the community.

Jenny Good parking nearby / along the road (but it gets snapped up over the weekend due to ongoing sports games) and heaps of facilities. This park has a large open area for walking, with some public seating and picnic tables. There is a big astroturf field that is occupied by kids soccer on the weekend. There is also a large playground with unique equipment, and modern toilet and change facilities, also with a water bubbler if you need.

Sierra This park (focusing on the play area) has some great features for kids of various ages. A personal favourite is the wobbly climbing wall/hill and suspension bridge zone. Other favourites are the four person seesaw and the saucer swing. For people with very young children, the saucer swing or the baby swing are well designed for first park visit experiences. The slide is also suitable if you guide them down so they dont shoot off the end. Level of guidance according to you and your babys level of comfort, of course. Just be careful as people can tend to have off leash fogs when they probably shouldnt here in the park, a hazard for babies on the grass sometimes. There is a cute little obstacle course as well. Good for toddlers and up. Bonus: ibis, pigeons, magpies, kurrawongs (right?) etc. all fun to watch around here. Proximity to bathrooms, sports fields for organised sport, and Espresso Haus Café/Burger World and other nearby shops makes this a convenient spot to stop by with kids. Room for improvement: -->There could be more play features integrated throughout the large lawn space in the park. E.g., play statues, jungle gym/monkey bars, native plant sensory garden, log based climbing frames. A larger area could be devoted to creative play options. --> This park would benefit from some adult exercise equipment (pull-up bars, bouldering area? --> Would there be space for a community notice board and larger birthday party shelter near the playground? --> I strongly recommend linking the areas of the park (i.e., entrances, sports area, toilet block, playground) more comprehensively with expedient accessible pathways. As it stands, the lines of desire do not correspond with the dedicated paved and pram friendly paths. Bumbling cross country in a pram isnt nearly as bad as being stuck going all the way around bomp over roots and mulch and broken pavement to get to the bathroom as a wheelchair user.

Graeme Barker Great facilities, good ground surface.

Howard Soccer field is top notch. Kids played their game in the rain today, no problems, excellent drainage. Well done to council.