Eastwood Park has recently undergone upgrades, featuring two sports fields and two playgrounds equipped with new facilities. The lower playground, located near the library, caters more to younger children, while the upper playground offers picnic shelters and barbeque facilities suitable for both older and younger children. This park is not only a recreational space but also a cultural hub, hosting the annual Granny Smith Festival each October.
With its prime location on Lakeside Road in Eastwood, Eastwood Park provides a vibrant and family-friendly environment for the community to enjoy. The park’s commitment to offering modern amenities and diverse recreational opportunities reflects its dedication to promoting active lifestyles and fostering community engagement. Visitors can expect a well-maintained and welcoming space that accommodates various age groups and interests.
City of Ryde acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land where Eastwood Park is situated, honoring the Wallumedegal Clan of the Darug nation. This recognition of Indigenous heritage underscores the park’s commitment to inclusivity and respect for cultural diversity. By providing a range of recreational facilities and hosting community events like the Granny Smith Festival, Eastwood Park serves as a valuable asset to the local area, bringing people together and celebrating both nature and culture.
