Bray Farm Park

Bray Farm Park is a well-maintained park in Griffin.They have gone to the extra expense to make it visually fun and exciting for children and adjacent to the park is a large well maintained field to kick a football around and play a game of cricket.The original playing equipment has safety secured matting. However, the safety matting is not inclusive of the whole play gyms areas and has bark surrounding the unprotected areas and parents, and our careers would have to be mindful at all times while the children played.The jungle climbing area, which is further away from the main play gym area, has no safety padding and would not be suitable, not safe for children under ten years of age, in my opinion.While the park itself looks fun and inviting, there are downfalls to this cute little play area.There is only one covered sitting area and one main bin, which would only cater for a family venue or party for one group in which seating is required for a gathering or children's birthday party.There are no toilet facilities available or bbq facilities which to me is to enhance the parks attractions and features of the park.There are no disabled facilities available.More sitting and covered areas are required for families to enjoy an adventure out to the park for the day.There is street parking available, and if you wish to take the children out for a couple of hours, the park itself is suitable for just that.Given the location and growth of the suburb, the council should go the extra mile and invest in providing the additional facilities and provide extra protective safety rubber matting around the main play area and indeed to the jungle gym where there is none to ensure safety issues for the children and peace of mind for parents.

This is a cute little park - my kids ages 3-7 enjoy it! I give it 4 stars though because there are no toilets so you'll enjoy this place only if you're local.

A relatively small bit fantastic themed park for young kids. The castle has a bridge, several ladders to climb up and a slide. There’s also swings and climbing ropes. The area is quite small but great for young imaginations and there’s a large grassland area nearby too.

Beautiful designed playground but quite small and no toilets

Nice and small wooden themed playground with a twist. This is not a fenced playground and is located towards the end of new development at Griffin. It's not a large playground but has an adjacent grassed open area for ball games. The two castle like structures are fun and invoke imaginative play. There no toilets or water bubblers. Make sure to apply mosquito repellent - it's a must. A bit more structure and larger playground would have been more attractive. Highly recommend it for at least one visit. I do commend the council for being creative and making this unique play structure.

It's a fantastic spot for kids. Calm, beautiful playground, surrounded by nature, with lots of covered areas, BUT there is NO TOILET. Going there with kids on toilet training can be challenging.

Nice little suburban park, our five and one year olds enjoyed. Very clean. Beware there are no toilets though. Would recommend.

Very cool playground the kids had alot of fun.No toilets available is the only downside

Creative and interesting little playground with a cubby house, slide, swings, climbing frame and plenty of shaded open grass area for a picnic or run around.

Great little park swings and climbing a house that ends up with a slippery slide. All wooden fixtures makes it a great place for family functions and outings.