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.  

Boomerang Park

Finnan Park is located at the southern end of Grahamstown Dam, a big spacious space with shady trees. 

The playground itself is not shaded & consists of two regular swings, slides, poles, bridges & ladders on softfall flooring.

The park is fully fenced apart from the driveway & offers wide paved pathways weaving throughout the park.  There are plenty of undercover picnic tables & benches, open wood fired-fired BBQ & a toilet block including disabled toilet.  

Finnan Park

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 Basketball Court in Raymond Terrace is an outdoor community facility providing a simple half-court setup for casual games and recreation. 

Entry is step-free, with flat access from the surrounding street, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The court surface is smooth concrete, offering good accessibility for players and spectators, though seating is very limited with only a few benches nearby. 

There are no shaded areas but on-site toilets are located nearby at Boomerang Park, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is available on-site with accessible spots right next to the court. 

Overall, Boomerang Basketball Court is a straightforward and accessible community sports space, best suited for short visits and casual play

Boomerang Park Basketball Court

Lakeside Sports Complex in Raymond Terrace is a large community sporting facility hosting football, cricket, and other local events. 

Entry is step-free, with wide, level pathways from the car park to the fields, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playing fields are grassed and can be uneven, particularly after wet weather. Spectator areas include open grass banks and some shaded seating near club facilities, though most seating is at ground level. 

Public toilets, including an accessible toilet, are available on-site, and a clubhouse provides additional amenities such as a canteen during events. Parking is available on-site, with some marked accessible spaces close to the main entry. 

Overall, Lakeside Sports Complex offers practical accessibility for both players and spectators, serving as a key venue for community sport.

Lakeside Sports Complex

Riverside Park in Raymond Terrace is a community recreational space located along the river, offering open grassy areas, a playground, and picnic facilities. 

Entry is step-free, with smooth, level pathways from the street and nearby parking into the park, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing structures, though not all equipment is fully inclusive for children with mobility needs. Shaded seating, picnic tables, and open lawn areas are available for families and carers. 

Public toilets, including an accessible toilet, are located nearby. Parking is provided along surrounding streets, with some designated accessible spaces near the main entrances. 

Overall, Riverside Park provides a scenic, family-friendly environment with practical accessibility features, suitable for both short visits and longer recreational use.

Riverside Park

Feeney Park in Raymond Terrace is a community playground and open green space popular with local families. 

Entry is step-free, with smooth, level pathways leading from the street and nearby parking areas into the park, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground features swings, slides, and climbing equipment, mostly designed for younger children, with a soft-fall surface for safety. Shaded seating and picnic tables are available for families and carers. 

Public toilets are not located on-site, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is available on surrounding streets, though there are no marked accessible bays. 

Overall, Feeney Park offers a simple, family-friendly environment with basic accessibility features, ideal for short local visits

Feeney Park

Kittyhawk Park in Raymond Terrace is a small neighbourhood playground and green space designed for local families and children. 

Entry is step-free, with flat, smooth pathways from the street and nearby parking areas, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing equipment, mostly suitable for younger children, with soft-fall surfaces around play structures. Shaded seating and picnic tables are provided for carers and families. 

Public toilets are not located on-site, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is available on surrounding streets, though no marked accessible bays are provided. 

Overall, Kittyhawk Park offers a simple and family-friendly space with basic accessibility features, ideal for short neighbourhood visits.

Kittyhawk Park

Ten Pin Terrace in Raymond Terrace is a community recreation facility primarily used for casual ten-pin bowling and social gatherings. 

Entry is step-free, with level access from the street into the venue, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. Inside, the layout is open with accessible pathways between lanes, seating, and amenities. The venue includes seating areas, a snack bar, and facilities for visitors, though some areas may be tighter during peak times. 

Public toilets are available on-site, including at least one accessible toilet. Parking is provided nearby, with some designated accessible spaces. 

Overall, Ten Pin Terrace offers a welcoming and accessible environment for recreational bowling and family visits.

Terrace Strike Zone

Boomerang Park in Raymond Terrace is a community recreational space featuring a playground, open grassy areas, and seating for families. 

Entry is step-free, with smooth, level pathways from the street and nearby parking areas into the park, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing equipment, though not all items are fully inclusive for children with mobility needs. Shaded picnic tables and benches are available for carers and families. 

Public toilets are located on-site. Parking is available next to the park, with vertical spaces and accessible parking available 

Overall, Boomerang Park provides a family-friendly space with basic accessibility features, suitable for short local visits

Lakeside Park offers a shaded playground including climbing equipment, slide, swings with plenty of open, grassed area & a skate park nearby.

There are no picnic, BBQ or toilet facilities nearby.  Closest are Lakeside Village, parking is on the street.

Lakeside Park Playground

King Park Sporting Complex in Raymond Terrace is a large community sports facility hosting football, cricket, and other local sporting events. 

Entry is step-free, with wide, level pathways from the car park to the playing fields, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The ovals are grassed and can be uneven, especially after rain. Spectator areas include open grass banks and some shaded seating near club facilities, though most seating is at ground level. 

Public toilets, including an accessible toilet, are available on-site, and a clubhouse provides additional amenities during events. Parking is provided on-site with some marked accessible spaces near the main entry. 

Overall, King Park Sporting Complex offers practical accessibility for both players and spectators, making it a well-used venue for community sport

King Park Sports Complex

Bettles Park in Raymond Terrace is a small neighbourhood reserve with a playground and open grassy space for casual play. 

Entry is step-free, with flat access from the street into the park, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes basic equipment such as swings, slides, and climbing frames, mainly for younger children. Surfaces are a mix of grass and soft-fall, though grassed areas may be uneven or harder to manage after rain. Seating and limited shade are available for families and carers, but facilities are otherwise minimal. 

There is Toilets, including an accessible toilet on-site. Parking is limited to nearby residential streets, with no marked accessible bays. 

Overall, Bettles Park is a simple and family-friendly local space with basic accessibility features, best for short neighbourhood visits

Bettles Park

Lakeside Park in Raymond Terrace is a scenic community park featuring open grassy areas, a playground, and picnic facilities along a lakeside setting. 

Entry is step-free, with smooth, level pathways from the street and nearby parking areas into the park, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing equipment, though not all features are fully inclusive for children with mobility needs. Shaded seating, picnic tables, and open lawns are provided for families and carers. 

Public toilets, including an accessible toilet, are located nearby. Parking is available along surrounding streets, with some designated accessible spaces near main entrances. 

Overall, Lakeside Park provides a family-friendly and scenic environment with practical accessibility features, suitable for both short visits and longer recreational use.

Lakeside Park

More Playgrounds nearby

Finnan Park

Boomerang Park

Boomerang Park

Lakeside Park Playground

Feeney Park

Kittyhawk Park

King Park Sports Complex

Bettles Park, Adelaide St