Chichester Park Playground, Woodvale

Chichester Park Playground in Woodvale has received a fab glow up in October 2026. The northern suburbs spot now boasts a small skate park, as well as a playground and sports facilities. The well-rounded playspace covers a good range of play styles – so whether your kids are straight to the climbing frame or more of a skater kid, there’s something here for them.

The centerpiece is a colourful tiki-themed play structure with plenty of climbing on offer. There are different routes through the structure, so kids can pick their own path rather than all going the same way. Two slides give them a fun way back down, and the varied access points mean it doesn’t get too bottlenecked when the park is busy.

Beneath the main structure, the lower level has been activated with extra play features – a nice touch that uses the space well and gives smaller kids somewhere to engage without getting in the way of older ones. This includes sensory and interactive play panels, which are great for little ones who aren’t quite ready for the bigger climbing challenges but still want to be part of the action.

There’s a small metal slide, for those that like to slide together. 

Shaded swings are included in the playspace – always a crowd favourite with the kiddos, and here there are three styles, a regular swing, an accessible swing and a nest swing. 

There’s also a big, colourful jeep-style car rocker, which seemed to go down well with the little ones. 

A tee-pee play hut has built-in seating inside. It’s a simple addition – kids turn it into whatever they need it to be, whether that’s a shop, a cubby or just somewhere shady to regroup with friends.

A small concrete skate park was keeping primary school aged kids busy, with a small bowl and plenty of humps. Be sure to bring the BMX or scooter. 

There’s plenty of picnic tables with shady structures.

In fact, there’s a fair bit of shade all around the playground, thanks to shade sails, and a water fountain too.

Next to the skate park is a quality basketball half-court and netball ring too. 

Chichester Park itself is an established community park used by families and sporting groups, so there’s more on offer beyond the playground – open green space, ovals and even a free to use disk golf course. 

Just BYO frisbee and work your way around the shady course! 

Chichester Park Playground is a solid addition to the Woodvale area, and a good option for families across the northern suburbs looking for something a bit newer to explore.

Find Chichester Park Playground at 109 Trappers Drive, Woodvale. 

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