Kids are bound to love this awesome, spacious playground at Alan Davidson Oval in Wyoming.
The playground will appeal to kids aged 4-10, as it has a few more challenging rope frames. Younger tots will, of course, be eager to have a go, but carers will need to assist them on the more tricky courses and have arms ready to catch.
As well as the oval, the public space includes a half basketball court and kickwall, so as long as you remember to pack a ball older kids will have fun here too.
The large play structure has multiple elements that’ll challenge preschoolers’ climbing and balance skills:
• Three slippery dips.
• A noughts and crosses frame.
• Cubby shop window.
• Rope bridge and platform bridge.
• Rope climbing frames.
• Bouldering wall with rope pull.
• Elevated crawl tunnel.
There’s also a see saw, swing set (with normal swing and baby swing), plus a group swing.
Alan Davidson Oval Playground, Wyoming
Facilities: No shade, no bins, no bubblers, so BYO everything and remember to slip, slop, slap. There are some trees nearby, but there’s no shade over the playground itself.
Toilets: The toilet block was locked when we visited. We’re guessing they’ll only be opened on weekends when the oval is in use.
Fencing: No, but the playground is located a long way from the road and car park.
Age group: The playground is best for kids aged 4-7. The basketball hoop, kickwall, and oval will be a hit with older children.
Location: Alan Davidson Oval, 30 Renwick St, Wyoming.
Looking for more parks nearby? Check out the Gosford Lions Park on Gosford waterfront – the views are just awesome!
Header Image © Playing in Puddles
This park review – first published in March 2018 – is regularly updated as equipment and facilities are modified. If you’ve visited this park and something has changed, please do let us know by emailing [email protected].
Written By: KATIE STOKES
Founder & Editor
After working in print and online media for more than a decade, Katie launched Playing in Puddles in 2017. A mum of three young boys and local of the Central Coast, Katie loves discovering and sharing all that’s happening in our region.
