Playgrounds in Broken Hill & Outback NSW

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Playground map: Broken Hill

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Every playground we know of across Broken Hill & Outback NSW: 46 in 24 suburbs and towns, including Broken Hill, Cobar, Nyngan, Lightning Ridge, Walgett, Bourke, Warren, Brewarrina, Wilcannia, Ravenswood, Burren Junction and North Bourke. 34 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Broken Hill, Queen Elizabeth Park has play equipment, accessible toilets and barbecues. Children can climb aboard the Penrose Park Picnic Train, which has a permanent home in the park. Cobar's Morelli Park is a council reserve of almost a hectare. In Nyngan, Lions Park pairs its playground with a fenced cricket area and a netball hoop. Bourke's Central Park has a little kids' bike track with road signs and speed humps, beside a shaded skate park.
Back in Broken Hill, Sturt Park has a wheelchair-accessible toddler castle, a double flying fox and a disability-friendly swing. AJ Keast Park has a fully fenced playground, shady spots and picnic tables, with the PCYC next door. At Duke of Cornwall Park, the children's play area sits beside basketball and tennis courts and a free gas barbecue.
In Warren, Macquarie Park has a flying fox, rubber softfall and two banks of electric barbecues. In the far south of Cobar Shire, Euabalong Park has play equipment on softfall.
Facts from Broken Hill City Council: Recognition for park project (Queen Elizabeth Park), NSW Government: Queen Elizabeth Park, Broken Hill, Cobar Shire Council: Parks and Gardens (Morelli Park, Euabalong Park), Bogan Shire Council: Pools & Parks (Lions Park, Nyngan), NSW Government: Central Park Playground, Bourke, Broken Hill City Council: Sturt Park playground reopens, NSW Government: AJ Keast Park, NSW Government: Duke of Cornwall Park, Warren Shire Council: From the Mayor's Desk, 4 February 2019 (Macquarie Park) and Warren Shire Council: Council Meeting Highlights, October 2024 (softfall at Macquarie Park).

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Every playground in Broken Hill, by town

Bourke: Central Park playground · Jones Park playground
Brewarrina: Laurie Gilligan Park playground · 3 more on the map
Broken Hill: A.J. Keast Accessible Playground · Duff Street Park playground · Duke of Cornwall Park playground · John Keenan Lookout playground · North Family Play Centre playground · Patton Street Park playground · Perilya Park playground · Picton Sports Ground playground · Queen Elizabeth Park playground · Sturt Park playground
Burren Junction: Coronation Park playground
Carinda: Colin Street Park playground
Cobar: Morelli Park playground · 2 more on the map
Coolabah: 1 more playground on the map
Cumborah: 1 more playground on the map
Enngonia: CWA Park 1957 playground
Euabalong: 1 more playground on the map
Girilambone: CWA Memorial Park playground
Hermidale: Hermidale Memorial Park playground
Lightning Ridge: Len Cram Park playground · Lions Park playground
Louth: Elsie Gade Park playground
North Bourke: 1 more playground on the map
Nymagee: Memorial Park playground
Nyngan: Lions Park playground
Ravenswood: Ravenswood Park playground
Tibooburra: OD Homestead Complex · 1 more on the map
Walgett: Apex Park playground · Gray Park playground
Wanaaring: Wanaaring Park playground
Warren: Macquarie Park playground · Warren Lions Park playground picnic area
White Cliffs: 2 more playgrounds on the map
Wilcannia: Baker Park playground · 2 more on the map
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.