About this place
Joyton Park is a large park in Zetland, surrounded by pedestrian paths and popular with dog owners, with many people bringing their dogs to enjoy the open space. A coffee kiosk, Pebble & Bark, sits near the intersection of Gadigal Avenue and Levy Walk, offering a shaded spot to grab a coffee. The park features multiple seating areas, a barbecue and picnic area beneath mature trees, and open lawns bordered by garden beds.
Access & Mobility
Joyton Park does not have a clearly marked signposted entrance, but it is easily accessible from the surrounding pedestrian paths, and the terrain throughout the park is flat and easy to navigate. Ramps are available from the pedestrian crosswalk and at the corners of the park. Wayfinding maps are posted at key points within the park, showing the current location as well as accessibility facilities such as toilets, the kiosk, and the barbecue area.
An accessible toilet is located at the back of the coffee kiosk, with an automatic door operated by a green push button. The toilet is spacious and fitted with grab rails and other facilities to support people with additional needs; no key is required. The floor was a little wet at the time of visiting, but was otherwise clean with no visible damage or odour.
Accessible parking is available on Wolseley Grove, though it is a bit of a distance from the accessible toilet, approximately 200 m. The park is also well served by public transport, with the 304 bus stopping right next to the accessible toilet.
























