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Cook + Phillip Park Playground

Sydney City centre Infants and preschoolers Primary school students

Climbing structure in the playground

Architectural climbing structure in the playground

An enclosed playground with equipment for children of all ages. Plus an adjacent basketball practice area and multipurpose court.

Yurrong Street

Sydney 2000

Directions and transport

Features

Shaded areas included
Structured pathways included

Histories of local parks and playgrounds
History of Cook + Phillip Park
Cook + Phillip Park dates back to 1878 and was once segmented by Boomerang Street, the major public transport route to the eastern suburbs.
Published 27 October 2016

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