Sydney’s Best Playgrounds – Buffalo Creek Reserve, Hunters Hill

It’s always a wonderful thing to find a fantastic new playground.  It’s in a wonderful central location, great for meeting with friends who live all over Sydney.

And just look at that great flying fox, just awesome for bold little souls.

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Buffalo Creek Reserve Playground

Pittwater Road, East Ryde 2113

This is a fantastic space and playground, lots of open grassy areas and really good equipment. The piéce de rèsistance is a very long flying fox set just a bit up the hill from the main play area.

The playground has a huge shade cloth covering all of it, and everything our under fives might require including twist slides, spicas, monkey bars, swings. There’s also a large wooden cubby house nearby.

There are shaded picnic tables and nearby is a large sports oval, excellent if you have older children who like to kick a ball.

There is a good bike track as well so don’t forget the bikes and trikes.

Nearest coffee: BYO

Toilets: Along path at end of carpark

Shade: Yes

Enclosed: No but set far from road

Mum’s report: A lovely spot, there are good bushwalks in Buffalo Creek Reserve too. The traffic noise from Pittwater Road is sometimes a bit loud, depends on the day and time. Excellent for adventurous kids.

Extra: There is a nice boardwalk here through the mangroves. It is part of the Great North Walk, and you can walk for a long way north or south from here. Google Great North Walk to find latest info and maps.

Parking: Yes

Bus stop nearby: Yes

buffalo creek reserve playground

buffalo creek reserve playground

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3 Comments

  1. says: Victoria

    Amazing park but you now have to pay to park there. Was a way to discourage people from enjoying a family space

  2. says: jen angelini

    Paying if really off-putting and means less people will be using this great little park. If less people use it will this make way for ‘development’? a cynical thought I know… very discouraging.

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