The West Tamar has many parks and playgrounds scattered throughout our municipality, with various features. Search through the Map or list below to find a recreation area near you.
For off leash dog areas, please visit the Dog Exercise Areas page.
For sports grounds, please visit the Sporting Grounds page.
Public Toilets in the West Tamar can be located on the National Public Toilet Map.
All maintenance concerns, inappropriate behaviour, or vandalism should be reported to the West Tamar Council on 03 6323 9200, via wtc@wtc.tas.gov.au or after hours on 1300 153 153.
Greens Beach
Opposite Greens Beach Takeaway, 1760 Greens Beach Road, Greens Beach.
Destination Park Featuring:
Clarence Point Hall 35 Sunset Boulevard, Clarence Point. Featuring:
York Town Historic Site 7 Bowens Road, York Town. Featuring:
Beauty Point Esplanade
Esplanade, Beauty Point.
Miners Park
West Street, Beaconsfield.
Neighbourhood Park Featuring:
Beaconsfield Community Centre & RSL Park
90-92 Weld Street, Beaconsfield.
Middle Arm Park
2 Weld Street, Beaconsfield
Rowella Hall 422 Rowella Road, Rowella. Neighbourhood Park Featuring:
Paper Beach
End of Paper Beach Road, Swan Point. Local Park Featuring:
Swan Point Esplanade
Opposite 21 Swan Point Esplanade, Swan Point.
Local Park Featuring:
Rose Bay Park
Opposite 243 Gravelly Beach Road, Gravelly Beach. Destination Park Featuring:
Exeter Park
57 Main Road, Exeter.
Tamar Visitor Information Centre 81 Main Road, Exeter. Featuring:
Frankford Hall 1970 Frankford Road, Frankford.
Rosevears Recreation Ground
1-5 Hall Street, Rosevears. Destination Park/Sports Ground Featuring:
Brady's Lookout State Reserve Next to 1876 West Tamar Highway, Rosevears. Featuring:
Lake Louise
Entry between 18-20 and 42-44 Alpine Crescent, and Grindelwald Chapel, Grindelwald.
Tanner Drive Reserve
13 Tanner Drive, Legana.
Jelisa Court Playground
Entry between 11-13 Jelisa Court, 69-71 Freshwater Point Road and 19-21 St Clair Road, Legana.
Legana Recreation Youth Space 5 Fulton Street, Legana. Neighbourhood Park/Sports Ground Featuring:
Windsor Community Precinct 1 Windsor Drive, pedestrian entry also next to 412 West Tamar Road, Riverside. Destination Park/Sports Ground Featuring:
Eden Street Playground 2-4 Eden Street, Riverside. Local Park Featuring:
Camina Court Playground 15A Camina Court, entry also between 52-54 Penrith Street, Riverside. Local Park Featuring:
Guilford Road Playground 10A Guilford Road, Riverside. Local Park Featuring:
Lions Park Parking between 5-6 Addison Street, pedestrian entry next to 121 Pomona Road North and 55 Pitt Avenue, Riverside. Destination Park Featuring:
Tailrace Park Eloura Street, Trevallyn. Destination Park Featuring:
Glencoe Avenue Playground 25-29 Glencoe Avenue, Trevallyn. Local Park Featuring:
West Tamar Parks and Playground definitions:
Destination Parks Destination Parks include seating, tables with seats, pathways, shade trees, grassed areas, bollards, signage, bike racks, play equipment, exercise equipment, rubbish bins, barbecues, BBQ shelter, public toilets, drinking fountains, power outlets, water taps, car-parking, and opportunities for other sporting activities. They sometimes also include fencing and car parks with lighting.
Neighbourhood Parks Neighbourhood Parks include seating, tables with seats, pathways, shade trees, grassed areas, bollards, signage, play equipment, rubbish bins, drinking fountains, power outlets, water taps, and car-parks and some lighting. They sometimes also include fencing, bike racks, exercise equipment, barbecues and shelters, public toilets, and other sporting activities.
Local Parks Local Parks include seating, shade trees, grassed areas, bollards, signage, play equipment, and rubbish bins. They sometimes also include tables with seats, pathways, fencing, bike racks, and drinking fountains.
Sporting Reserves Sporting Reserves include seating, tables with seats, pathways, grassed areas, bollards, fencing, signage, rubbish bins, public toilets, drinking fountains, power outlets, water taps, car parks and some lighting, and other sporting activities. They sometimes also include shade trees, bike racks, play equipment, exercise equipment, and barbecues with shelters.
Passive Recreation Passive Recreation areas includes seating, tables with seats, pathways, shade trees, grassed areas, bollards, and rubbish bins. They sometimes include fencing, signage, bike racks, barbecues and shelters, public toilets, drinking fountains, power outlets, water taps, car parking and lighting, and other sporting activities.
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