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Livvi's Place Jindabyne
Jindabyne, NSW, 2627
Near here, 65 m away
Photo: Ché Lydia Xyang · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗
Livvi's Place Jindabyne is an outdoor playground. Its facilities have not yet been confirmed. Check current conditions before visiting.
From our Snowy Mountains playground guide
In Jindabyne, Livvi's Place sits in Banjo Paterson Park on the lake foreshore, next to the skate park.
The guide's sources: NSW Government: Cooma Centennial Park, Snowy Valleys Council: Tumut Rotary Pioneer Park upgrades, Snowy Valleys Council: Rotary Pioneer Park, new play equipment, Touched by Olivia Foundation: Livvi's Place locations (Livvi's Place Jindabyne, Banjo Paterson Park), Destination NSW (Visit NSW): Jindabyne Skatepark, NSW Government (DPIRD): Tiny tots get road ready at Tumbarumba Bike Playground, Snowy Valleys Council: Tumbarumba Skatepark & Playground (Creekscape) Upgrades, Snowy Monaro Regional Council: Final upgrades at Bombala's Ginger Leigh Playground, Snowy Monaro Regional Council: Bombala Caravan Park, Snowy Valleys Council: Parks & Sporting Grounds (Batlow Memorial Park, Richmond Park, Adelong Memorial Park, Miles Franklin Memorial Park) and Snowy Valleys Council: Completed Projects (Batlow Memorial Park Playground Upgrade).
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Near here, 65 m away. Photo: Ché Lydia Xyang,