Constellation Playground — Attraction in Sydney

A spacious park that has equipment for kids of a variety of ages (I love seeing a climbing frame!).

You might completely miss this playground if you were walking by, as it's hidden in the hills. This is a nice stop if you're on the bay run, one of two playgrounds on the Lilyfield/Callan Park side of the run.

🍭 Climbing frame, large flying fox (on Iron Cove Bridge side), slides, swings and variety of equipment.

💦 Has a bubbler

🚻 Toilets to the side of the playground

🚲 Has bicycle rack

🏋️‍♀️ There is adult exercise equipment just to the right (Callan Park side) of the playground

🚧 This playground is in poorer condition than many, but very playable. The equipment isn't damaged, it's the decorative elements they used when building that don't hold up well against the weather. It's best practice to make sure your kid doesn't eat anything they find on the ground in Sydney as a general...

The Constellation Playground was my first time going there because the playground was under construction worksite making a new project for the playground site. There is many people in the morning jogging or walking the pets which when walking out the van I was the most beautiful sunny day to play badminton with friends. It’s the perfect spot for the great family outing for any occasions. I did took photos of the planes naming the airplanes name which I know some of them not all of them at the park. The park is called King Georges Park opposite to Constellation Playground. The portable workplace toilets are outside the park place which i do think it’s convenient. There is a nice view of the water front which I enjoy the most about my time. I will come back here one day with my family to enjoy the great outdoors. There is rubbish bin everywhere for people not to litter...

Like most playgrounds in the Inner West this one hasn't seen any maintenance in years. The shade sail is gone. If you have smaller kids, make sure they don't eat the red glass beads that peal off the stars on the ground. Some of the damage is due to drainage issues which is also not unexpected. I give it a few stars for the view, the water bubbler and that there is a playground in the first place. Check out the playgrounds that belong to the City of Sydney though to understand why this one is...