Hinsby Park

The great little park in Sydney with some lovely bushes and a decent playground for the kids. Generously sized park within the center of the town with a basketball court docket, bowling club, youngsters' play place and lawns with masses of huge timber.

Excellent park for kids between 0+ to 5/6. My kids are 2 and 3 - they both love it! Lots of playground equipment for them to enjoy! It can get very busy at weekends and after school. Great cafe adjacent for parents to pick up a coffee and a bite to eat.

My daughter's favorite park in the Annandale area, great little toddler area with always a strong crew of mum's and bubs getting into it.

My local park. DO NOT come to play here with little ones when school gets out. The primary school kids across the road absolutely flood the park and your little one will be over run.Would be great to see the council use the War Memorial on ANZAC Day and even better if they looked after the unknown soliders grave too.

Used to be a pleasamt local park...however the council lets it out at weekends for private functions.As a local resident l find that the small area of the park means that locals become crowded out.The people associated with these private functions, park the area out.These functions usually are kids parties. I find it a total drag to have to hear groups of 20 kids screaming every weekend...both saturdays and sundays.If any local resident wanted to engage in commercial activity in the manner that the council are doing at Hinsby park there would be a requirement for full public consultation and the public would be entitled to fully pass their opinions.An in depth assessment would be the fundamental requirement with the public entitled to comment.The council have made, it seems, a unilateral decision to impose an intrusive and noisy outdoor function centre on the local residents that creates parking problems. I am very unhappy with the way that our local peaceful small park has been commercialised by stealth.

Great little park with a low fence all around. Fun equipment for smaller kids and a good range of swings, plus a big climbing pyramid.No toilets or bbqs.

Great park! My son loves it. The climbing thing is really cool too.

council have turned this park into a great place for for school children to play after school and for mothers with babies to have some quiet plus for families to hold parties

A popular park with a playground and picnic tables. A memorial to those service people of the district who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I is located at the entrance.BBQs: NoDogs: Dogs are allowed, however they must be on their leash at all times. There are bags available to collect any dog poo.Kiosk or Cafe: Yes. There is a corner store right across the road in the direction heading towards Booth Street. Otherwise there are cafes and bakeries further up on Johnston Street in the village area heading towards Parramatta Road.Playground: Yes. There is some quality kids playground equipment.Shade: NoTables: Yes. The older kids enjoy playing chess on these tables too. Council stress that owners must clean up after their dogs.Toilets: NoWater: NoAge Suitability: Suitable for kids ages 3 years plus, right through to teenagers.Parking: Yes. Parking is available on both sides of View Street, or on nearby quiet streets. Parking can be a challenge on the main road - Johnston Street.

Beautiful spot near the water and super playground.