Francis Park

Dogs welcome

Updated 14 Apr 2026

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Francis Park is a popular dog-friendly park in Blacktown. The park also has shaded areas, BBQs, and toilets nearby.

At a glance

Shade availableVenue website
Toilets nearbyVenue website
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49 Richmond Rd, Blacktown NSW 2148

Before you go

  • 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
  • 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.

What people say

Margaret C.
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★★★★★8 months ago

Attended an Army Cadet Parade at this park. It was an excellent venue that fully supported this activity. Parking was a issue as there were many people attending.

★★★★1 year ago

Nice open place with lots of space picnic and play. There is a water park and a dry playground, and a community garden. There also are a kiosk and bathrooms. There are lots of walks to explore the park, and a lot of greenery. There are plenty of parking spaces, and it is a huge park. Lots ●f space, and I do recommend it!

★★★★4 months ago

Great playground - lots of variety in playground areas. There is a cafe close by, basketball courts, a community garden and various sculptures. Grass is nice, soft and well maintained. Lots of space.

★★★★3 years ago

A nice park to play and relax with a cafe near by! This park has a playground, basketball courts and a field to play a game with little web feet friends, enjoying their stay. Some people try to feed and hurt them, watch out for them and report. #justice4ducks

★★★★3 years ago

Great little play park & water park for kids to enjoy . The baby swing is extra cute. Additional swings would be great add so kids are not waiting long times between turns . Also there are a lot of raised areas around the park which are hazards for smaller kids . The current activity centre could do with an upgrade as it’s quite small a larger play centre would also be another great add. Nice picnic area located a short walk from the play centre is also convenient.

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