The park is strategically located on a narrow peninsula, providing near-360-degree views of the Brisbane Water inlet.
The playground equipment includes specialized sensory play elements designed for children with diverse physical and cognitive needs.
The park's location is a known vantage point for observing migratory shorebirds that frequent the mudflats of the Central Coast estuary system.
Lions Park in Woy Woy is a waterfront recreational area situated directly on the shores of Brisbane Water. It features a fully fenced, accessible playground designed for children of varying ages and abilities. The site provides sheltered picnic tables, barbecue facilities, and public amenities to accommodate day visitors. Extensive paved pathways run throughout the park, offering flat terrain for walking and cycling along the estuary edge. Large mature trees provide significant natural shade across much of the lawn area. The park serves as a common access point for the adjacent tidal waterfront, though swimming is not the primary activity here.
The edge of the pier-like structure or the park benches overlooking the Brisbane Water bridge during sunset.
Bring a portable sunshade or picnic blanket if visiting on weekends, as the best shaded benches near the water fill up quickly.
Carry a small bag for your trash, as bins can overflow during peak summer holidays.
Check the local tide charts if you plan to walk along the water’s edge, as high tides can occasionally narrow the accessible bank.
Attempting to swim in the estuary here, as the water quality can fluctuate and there are no lifeguards on duty.
Leash your dogs at all times and keep the playground area free of food debris to maintain hygiene standards.
