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Kids love the inclusions at the Tingira Heights Playground

We love discovering playgrounds, and the Tingira Heights Playground has some fun inclusions. It’s a small playground, however, what it lacks in size it makes up for with equipment. If you find yourself on Violet Town Road, stop by next time and let the kids enjoy a new experience. It’s well worth it.

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How to find St John Memorial Park

Situated right next to Fire and Rescue NSW station 500 in Tingira Heights, this playground is perfect for your budding fire rescue team member. You’ll enter Violet Town Road from Floraville or Mt Hutton. Only street parking is available, and you won’t find any toilets here, so make sure the kids go before you leave. This playground isn’t fenced but is set back from the main road. We’d suggest parking on King Street, which is beside the playground.

Tingira Heights Playground inclusions

This playground has been designed for little ones, with fun stations for individual play. You’ll find a double slide, 2 swings (one for a toddler), a climbing station, and a unique seesaw. With only 7 steps to climb, the play structure is perfectly designed for exploring, climbing, sliding, and playing. 

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Burning energy

You’ll find plenty of grass to run around on and a shaded picnic table for public use. Kids can explore the playground and the grassed area without being overstimulated. So, if you’re looking for a smaller playground to visit locally, stop by Tingira Heights Playground this weekend.

To discover more of our playgrounds, check out our section on Lake Mac Playgrounds. 

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