Playgrounds in Armidale, Tamworth & New England
Playground map: New England
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Every playground we know of across Armidale, Tamworth & New England: 180 in 74 suburbs and towns, including Armidale, Inverell, Gunnedah, Moree, Narrabri, South Tamworth, Hillvue, North Tamworth, Glen Innes, West Tamworth, East Tamworth and Calala. 118 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Tamworth, the free Tamworth Regional Playground has a Skywalk with four towers and three giant slides. Armidale's Curtis Park is linked to the paths along Dumaresq Creek, with a fenced playground, picnic shelters and barbecues. In Inverell, Victoria Park is on the Inverell Cycleway, with a fenced, wheelchair-accessible playground and a Liberty Swing. Gunnedah's Wolseley Park has play equipment and a barbecue area in the middle of town.
Also in central Gunnedah, Livvi's Place on Conadilly Street has a koala tree house, a flying fox and wheelchair-friendly trampolines. In Moree, Livvi's Place at Jacaranda Park has a double flying fox with an accessible seat, a nest swing and creek bed water play.
Narrabri's Cameron Park is beside Narrabri Creek, with a playground, an accessible toilet and a boat ramp. It closes during floods. Narrabri Shire Council also runs splash pads at Kevin Vickery Park in Boggabri and Ludowici Park in Wee Waa. In Glen Innes, the Centennial Parklands playground and amenities were upgraded in 2024, near Crofters Cottage.
Facts from Tamworth Regional Council: Tamworth Regional Playground, Armidale Regional Council: Curtis Park, Inverell Shire Council: Inverell parks (Victoria Park), Visit Gunnedah (Gunnedah Shire Council): parks and playgrounds (Wolseley Park, Livvi's Place), Moree Plains Shire Council: grand opening of Livvi's Place Jacaranda Park, Narrabri Shire Council: Cameron Park, Narrabri Shire Council: splash pads and Glen Innes Severn Council: new shelter at Centennial Parklands.
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Every playground in New England, 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.