Stella Park is a well-maintained neighbourhood park managed by Fairfield City Council, situated in a residential area. The park features a modern children's playground, open lawns shaded by mature eucalyptus trees, and a gently winding concrete pathway — making it a welcoming space for families and locals.
Access & Mobility
Stella Park is generally accessible for people with mobility needs. A concrete pathway runs throughout the entire park, connecting the entrances on Eliza Street and Throsby Street and providing a smooth, stable surface for wheelchair users and people using mobility aids. The path is wide enough for wheelchair passage and follows a gentle curve through the park without any significant slopes observed.
Park signage is clearly visible on Stella Street, making the park easy to locate. There is no accessible parking at the park; street parking is available on Stella Street and Throsby Street.
Seating is available around the playground area, with benches positioned directly alongside the concrete pathway, making them easily reachable for mobility aid users. A covered picnic shelter is also available near the playground. The playground itself features a rubber softfall surface, offering firm and stable ground near the play equipment.
The park consists primarily of open grassed areas.
Concrete pathway access is available from the Stella Street side of the park, allowing access to key facilities and recreation areas.
The Throsby Street entrance leads directly onto grassed surfaces without a connecting concrete pathway.
There are no accessible toilet facilities on site or nearby.
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