A & D Lawrence Oval offers an expansive grassed area, athletic tracks & cricket nets.

There is a large car park, accessible amentities block with changing rooms, toilets including an accessible stall.  There is also a canteen available for hire , shaded cover & benches.

There is also a playground consisting of slides, climbing structure with ropes, monkey bars covered by shade sails.

A & D Lawrence Oval

East Maitland Library is located at Garnett Road & is an accessible venue with step free access & double door.  

There are level paved pathways around the library, grassed area to the rear & shaded playground.  There is an accessible cafe onsite, the Reader's Cafe & Larder which offers a verandah with outside tables overlooking lush parkland & the playground.  

There is a regular toilet onsite, closest accessible ones can be found at Stockland Green Hills 200m away.  Parking can be found at the library.  

East Maitland Library

Heron Close Park is located on Bali Close with a large grassed area, basketball court with hoops, seating & level concrete pathways.

A sheltered playground accessed on Heron Close offers a swing set & slide on bark flooring. There is also covered picnic tables & benches.

The closest accessible toilet is at Stockland Green Hills nearly 2 kms away & only on-street parking. 

Heron Close Park

Metford - MET STN LIFT 2 Concourse To Street

Hoyts Greenhills is a very accessible cinema that prioritises comfort for it's guests. The cinema can be easily accessed via the rooftop of Stockland Greenhills with a big entrance consisting of automatic doors. You can access the rooftop either by the lift located on Level 2 near City Beach or Level 1 near H&M and by the rooftop parking.

Upon entry, you'll find kiosks to purchase tickets from before heading into the candy and snack bar. The auditoriums within Hoyts Greenhills do have wheelchair accessible seating and sometimes accessibility screenings (closed-captions, open-caption, and sight-loss audio description) , so keep that in mind when purchasing your ticket. All areas within Hoyts have plenty of space to move around, even when it is during busy periods.

Unfortunately, the venue doesn't consist of a disabled toilets but can be found within the shopping centre below. The best way to access those areas are the lifts located on the rooftop that can take you down to level 2 and level 1, with restrooms located near the lift location.

The best location for parking is the rooftop, which can be accessed via the ramp on Molly Morgan Drive as there is dedicated accessible parking areas and is only a short distance from the entrance of the cinema.

HOYTS Green Hills

Whitewater Park in Chisholm is a popular outdoor recreation area featuring open green spaces, a playground, and water play elements for families. 

Entry into the park is step-free, with wide, smooth pathways connecting the play zones, picnic areas, and open lawns, making it easy for wheelchairs and prams to move throughout. The water play area has flat surfaces and splash zones that are accessible, though some interactive features may be harder to use for children with limited mobility. Shaded seating, picnic shelters, and BBQ facilities are provided around the park, giving plenty of rest spots. 

Accessible toilets are nearby the park and parking is located directly beside the park, with designated accessible space near the main entry. 

Whitewater Park is a well-designed, family-friendly space that balances fun play features with strong accessibility support

Whitewater Park Playground

Allan & Don Lawrence Sports Fields in Thornton are popular community grounds used for local sport, training, and recreation. 

Access into the fields is step-free, with wide open entry points suitable for wheelchairs, prams, and mobility aids. Pathways around the grounds are mostly flat and even though some areas closer to the fields may be grass or gravel, which can be harder to navigate after wet weather. Seating is available in the form of benches and shaded spectator areas. 

Public toilets are on-site, including an accessible toilet, though facilities may be basic compared to indoor venues. Parking is available in a car park beside the fields, with some designated accessible spaces close to the entrance. There is a Canteen open for sporting events, serving food, drinks and treats.

Overall, the sports fields are open and welcoming, offering good community access with practical features to support visitors with mobility needs.

Allan and Don Lawrence Field

Harvest Playground is located on Harvest Boulevard with a large grassed area, seating, water dispenser and levelled concrete pathing.

A unsheltered and ungated playground offering a climbing web, tyre swing and a spinning top on a soft-fall rubber flooring. 

There are no public toilets at the park but the closest accessible toilets is Tilly's Play Development Centre. There is a parking lot at the location. On-street parking is also available to use.

Harvest playground

This small playground is located in the middle of Thornton's residential area and is located right around the corner from Somerset Sports Field. You can get to the park from Featherwood Pl or you can turn down to the sports field from Somerset Drive and find allocated parking there.

Somerset park is an ungated, unsheltered playground with a bit of a wavy grass plain around it. Once you get to the playground, you'll find it is floored out with soft-fall rubber and concrete outskirts to make it a smooth and easy surface. There is a seat on location as well.

Parking can be found by the sports field although the closest parks you will find is on Featherwood Pl with street-side parks. There are no toilets on location.

Somerset Park

East Maitland Playground is within a suburban district, located along McGowan Street.

The playground is a small fenced off play space, offering shade, seating and plenty of equipment like a climbing net, swings, obstacle course and a little riding path around the playset. There is seating area to the side that has a tiled flooring for a trusted flat surface.

There is horizontal parking reserved for the park along the street and its right next to a concrete path that leads into the play area. 

East Maitland Playground

Beresfield - BSF STN LIFT 2 Footbridge To Street

Beresfield - BSF STN LIFT 1 Footbridge To Platform 1/2

Thornton - TON STN LIFT 1 Concourse To Crpk/ Walkway

Thornton - TON STN LIFT 2 Concourse to Platform 2/ Walkway

Metford - MET STN LIFT 1 Concourse to Platform

Parkview Terrace Park in Thornton is a small neighbourhood playground set within a quiet residential area. 

Entry is step-free, with flat access from the street and smooth pathways connecting into the play area, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing equipment, designed mostly for younger children. The surface is a mix of soft-fall and grass, though grassy areas may be harder to access after rain. Shaded seating and picnic tables are provided for families and carers, but facilities are limited. 

Public toilets are not located on-site, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is available along nearby streets, with no marked accessible spaces. 

Overall, Parkview Terrace Park offers a simple, family-friendly playground with basic accessibility features, ideal for short local visits.

Parkview Terrace Park

Maitland Junior Football Field is a community sporting facility used for junior soccer matches, training, and local events. 

Entry is step-free, with wide, level access points from the surrounding streets and car park areas, making it suitable for wheelchairs, prams, and mobility aids. The fields are natural grass, which can be uneven and more difficult to navigate after wet weather. Spectator areas are mostly open grass with some shaded seating provided, though seating is limited and largely at ground level. 

Public toilets, including an accessible toilet, are located on-site near the clubhouse. Parking is available in the adjacent car park, with some marked accessible spaces close to the entry. 

Overall, Maitland Junior Football Field is a family-friendly sporting venue with practical accessibility, though seating and shaded areas are limited for spectators.

Maitland Junior Football Club

Somerset Park in Thornton is a community sports and recreation area featuring open grassy fields, a playground, and picnic facilities. 

Entry is step-free, with smooth pathways connecting the street, playground, and open spaces, making it accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground includes swings, slides, and climbing equipment, mainly suited to 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 plan accordingly. Parking is available along surrounding streets and in adjacent car parks. 

Overall, Somerset Park offers a family-friendly environment combining recreation and play with practical accessibility features.

"Bristol Street Park in Woodberry is a small neighbourhood playground set within a quiet residential area. 

Entry is step-free, with flat access from the street directly into the playground, making it suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The playground offers a modest range of equipment such as swings, slides, and climbing frames, mainly suited to younger children. The surface is a mix of grass and soft-fall, though grassy areas may be harder to access after wet weather. Seating and shaded picnic tables are available for families and carers. 

Public toilets are not located on-site, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is limited to surrounding streets, with no marked accessible spaces. 

Overall, Bristol Street Park provides a simple, family-friendly play space with basic accessibility features, ideal for short local visits.

Bristol Street Park

Swallow Avenue Park in Thornton is a small community playground set within a residential area, offering a casual spot for families and children. 

Entry is step-free, with flat access from the street into the playground, suitable for prams, wheelchairs, and mobility aids. The play equipment includes swings, slides, and climbing structures, mainly designed for younger children. Surfaces are a mix of grass and soft-fall, with grassy areas sometimes harder to manage after wet weather. Seating and a small shaded area are available for carers and families, though facilities are limited. 

There are no public toilets on-site, so visitors should plan ahead. Parking is limited to nearby residential streets, with no designated accessible spaces. 

Overall, Swallow Avenue Park provides a simple, family-friendly space with basic accessibility, best suited for short local visits.

Swallow Avenue Park

Thynk Café in Beresfield is a modern café and community space known for its relaxed atmosphere and friendly service. 

Entry is step-free, with wide doors that make access easy for wheelchairs and prams. Inside, the layout is open and spacious, with clear pathways between tables and a mix of standard and accessible-height seating options. Staff are attentive and happy to assist with adjustments if needed. An accessible toilet is available on-site. Parking is provided directly outside, with designated accessible spaces located near the entrance. 

Thynk Café offers strong accessibility features in a welcoming environment, making it a comfortable spot for visitors of all abilities to enjoy a coffee or meal.

THYNK Cafe + Bar

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