Playgroup NSW Play Van | City Of Parramatta

DREAMS do come true!!! City of Parramatta now has it’s very own mobile playgroup van thanks to Playgroup NSW and a Stronger Communities Grant. The Play Van visits (the same) 5 parks each week during school term from 10am to 12pm (in the cooler months).

What a fantastic way to enjoy some sunshine, fresh air and fun activities with your little ones, while meeting other local families! Make sure to bring a drink, hat and fruit for your child. In case of wet weather, staff will attend to provide take home packs.

The play van will visit the following parks in term 3, 2020. Due to covid19, there are restrictions on how many families can attend. All adults and children require a ticket each, which you can get by emailing ps.parramatta@playgroupnsw.org.au. Click the park name for more information.

MONDAY – Sturt Park, Telopea
TUESDAY – Sherwin Park, North Parramatta
WEDNESDAY – Rosella Park, Harris Park
THURSDAY – McCoy Park, Toongabbie
FRIDAY – Jubilee Park, Parramatta

Sturt Park Telopea — MONDAY – Sturt Park, Telopea

Sherwin Park North Parramatta — TUESDAY – Sherwin Park, North Parramatta

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