Great grounds for family activities. Son goes to football training there too.
Ellis Park
49 Frasers Road, Glenross, Dunedin 9011
Access notes
The description states equipment sits on both artificial and bark surfacing, so part of the play area has a hard access barrier, though public toilets are confirmed on site and on street parking is available on Frasers Road.
What's here
Ellis Park is Dunedin City Council's Glenross sports ground, home to four full-size soccer fields, two junior fields and a training area used by Roslyn Wakari Association Football Club, with a modest playground alongside for siblings during training and matches. The playground itself is simple: swings that include an infant seat, a slide and see saws on artificial and bark surfacing, enough to occupy younger kids while older siblings are on the field rather than a destination in its own right.
Good to know
HistoryPlayground established: 2013-2019.
Source: services1.arcgis.comOn siteEquipment includes infant swing, swings, slide, see-saws.
Source: services1.arcgis.comOn siteJunior-suitable items include infant swing.
Source: services1.arcgis.comAmenitiesEllis Park in Dunedin (Glenross) features 4 full-size soccer fields, 2 junior fields, a training area with lights, and change facilities with toilets. Owned and managed by the Roslyn Wakari Association Football Club. Free for community and public use.
Source: eservices.dunedin.govt.nzAmenitiesPlayground surface: artificial, bark.
Source: services1.arcgis.comAmenitiesSite amenities include public toilets, picnic tables, seating.
Source: services1.arcgis.comAmenitiesSite size category: 2 Medium.
Source: services1.arcgis.comHandy to knowShade at midday in summer: No shade for play equipment, picnic table or seating.
Source: services1.arcgis.comHandy to knowParking: on street parking.
Source: services1.arcgis.comHandy to knowCouncil operates a smokefree policy covering this playground.
Source: services1.arcgis.com
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