Playgrounds in Wodonga & Murray East
Playground map: Wodonga
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Wodonga & Murray East: 95 in 8 suburbs and towns, including Wodonga, West Wodonga, Baranduda, Killara, Leneva, Bandiana, Huon Creek and Ebden. 40 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
Wodonga's Belvoir Park has two playgrounds, with a liberty swing, two flying foxes and a ninja warrior obstacle course. West Wodonga's Gayview Park was upgraded in 2023 with a climbing boulder, a nest swing and a learn-to-ride loop. In Baranduda, the playground at Baranduda Reserve is next to the Baranduda Bowl, a skate bowl with shallow and deep sections. Killara's Barry Street Reserve has established trees around its play equipment. Leneva's Kinchington Estate Reserve has a twin slide, sand play and a half court for netball and basketball.
In Wodonga, Les Stone Park has a playground featuring a ship, a barbecue and toilets, plus access to House Creek. Tooley Park has shade sails over its climbing equipment and swings.
About 200 metres from Kinchington, the Leneva Views playground is for older children, with a pendulum swing and a net spinner. Bandiana's Kosovar Park is named for Kosovo War refugees who lived at the nearby army base. Its playground was upgraded in 2023 with a bigger slide, a rope web and a basket swing.
Facts from Wodonga Council: Belvoir Park playground, Wodonga Council: Gayview Park playground upgrade, Wodonga Council: 2023 Year in Review, part one (Kosovar and Gayview Park upgrades), Wodonga Council: Skate parks (Baranduda Bowl), Wodonga Council: More shade after funding grant (Barry St Reserve, Tooley Park), Wodonga Council: Kinchington and Leneva Playgrounds, Wodonga Council: Parks, gardens and playgrounds (Les Stone Park), Wodonga Council: Elly unites neighbourhood kids for playground (Kosovar Park) and Wodonga Council: Kosovar Park playground design.
Over the border
Every playground in Wodonga, by town
Playgrounds from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), council open data and our own checks; features as confirmed for each one. Toilet distances are in a straight line, from the public toilet map data.