Bettles Park is located just off the Pacific Highway on Adelaide Street, Raymond Terrace.

Surrounded by a large grassed area the park features a toddler, regular & spider swing, two slides (small & large), roundabout, balance logs, rock climbing wall, poles, net hammock, & ropes.

The playground flooring is bark with level concrete pathway around the park & one picnic table.   There are regular toilets onsite, accessible ones can be found at Boomerang Park No. 2.   A small car park can be found close to the playground accessed via a concrete pathway.

As a point of interest, located across from Bettles Park is historic Sketchley Cottage & Museum.  Sketchley Cottage was built in 1850 by ex-convict William Sketchley, and is currently open on the fourth Sunday of every Month from 10am to 2pm as well as Thursday mornings from 9:30am to 12 noon (February to December).

Bettles Park, Adelaide St

Boomerang Park offers lots of fun equipment to keep kids of all ages entertained.

There is a large climbing frame with rope bridge & slide on bark flooring & under a shade sail.  There is also a climbing section made of timber & rope.

There is an area for younger kids with two baby swings, two normal swings & a spider web swing,  roundabout, sandstone rocks & blocks for balancing.  

There is a second roundabout at the park which is flush to the ground & able to accomodate up to 3 wheelchairs.  

There is a wide concrete path that runs through the park with a slight slop & skate park with bowl, gap bank, 45-degree bank, transitions & rail.  

The facilities at Boomerang Park also include three undercover picnic tables with lead-in pathways, plenty of garbage bins, a fitness area with equipment & shuttle run track., water fountain with a dog bowl below & three toilets, one of which is a disabled toilet, parking & fenced dog off-leash area. 

There is no cafe onsite but the nearest can be found at Raymond Terrace town centre.  

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