Blaxland Riverside Park is located in (Sydney Olympic Park), Sydney Olympic Park, on the western outskirts of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, about 20 kilometers from the city of Sydney.
Blaxland Riverside Park, which opened in 2012 on the southern bank of (Parramatta River) on the Palamat River, has a large park area known for its colorful children's playground facility, (Playground), and allegedly the largest children's water park in the new state. Sydney is considered one of the most popular parks for children. The park's amusement facilities include a 12-meter-high view of the park's landscape tower, a half-hidden tunnel slide, roadbed slide, climbing net, ropeway, sand Kang and a waterscape square (10:00-16:00 open), etc., half hidden on a hillside, a roadbed slide, a climbing net, a ropeway, a sand Kang, and a waterscape square (10:00-16:00).
Blaxland Riverside Park is a scenic, formerly a military equipment warehouse, now there is still a bank crane, small train tracks and other facilities in the past, and the role of train from transporting military equipment, into a tourist tour. There is also a bird center deep in the park that describes the distribution of birds in the area, as well as some bird specimens, most of which are special with live cameras installed in the forest not far away. Cameras are placed next to a bird's nest, where people watch the birds' movements through a screen without disturbing them.
Blaxland Riverside Park is very popular with Sydney parents, often overcrowded on weekends and holidays, making parking spaces difficult to find. Apart from parent-child activities, it is also suitable for barbecues, cycling and sunsets, as well as bike rentals nearby.
Tickets:
Free
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