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Memorial Park

4.5 · 406 reviews
A quiet, local residential green space
Memorial Park, 14A Meadow Cres, Meadowbank NSW 2114, Australia
Interesting facts
1

The park is situated within the City of Ryde, an area historically significant for its transition from orchards to residential suburbs.

2

It occupies a strategic position near the Meadowbank TAFE and public school education cluster.

3

The park's maintenance and facilities are managed under the City of Ryde's integrated public space strategy.

Overview

Memorial Park in Meadowbank is a local recreational green space managed by the City of Ryde council. The site features established parkland suitable for informal recreation and walking. It is situated adjacent to the Meadowbank education precinct and residential zones. The park grounds include open grassed areas and basic landscaping. It serves as a community-oriented space for local residents to congregate. The location maintains a functional role in the local suburb infrastructure.

Photo spot

The elevated grassy sections looking toward the tree-lined perimeter.

Insider tips

Bring a picnic blanket as there are limited seating options available.

Check local City of Ryde council alerts before visiting to ensure there are no scheduled maintenance closures.

Combine a visit with a walk to the nearby Parramatta River foreshore for extended outdoor activity.

What to avoid

Do not visit during weekday school pick-up and drop-off times when local road traffic increases significantly.

Etiquette

Maintain noise levels respectful of the nearby residential properties and school zones.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
30-45 minutes
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings or late afternoons during the spring to avoid peak school-zone traffic.
Address
Memorial Park, 14A Meadow Cres, Meadowbank NSW 2114, Australia
-33.820, 151.087
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Details
FacilitiesOpen grassed areas and local walking paths

Frequently asked

Plan for about 30-45 minutes to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings or late afternoons during the spring to avoid peak school-zone traffic..

The elevated grassy sections looking toward the tree-lined perimeter.

Close by you'll find Blaxland Riverside Park, Rhodes Foreshore Dog Park, Anderson Park.