Swadling Park
Swadling Park is a park in Toowoon Bay. Dog access isn't confirmed, but it may be worth checking.
Dog rules
At a glance
Before you go
- ℹ️Dog access hasn’t been confirmed — best to check before visiting.
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
It's a beautiful looking park for sure. BBQ'S, undercover seating, plenty of grass to sit and enjoy a picnic too. Beach access, bathrooms, parking is good but it would get very busy in peck times. The play area has rope climbing, rock climbing, swings, a small slide and a large slide. My only issue is the large slide isn't easy to get to, so a child under 6 would struggle. The smaller slide is good for upto 2 so there's a cap in age appropriate equipment for 2 - 5. If you have an adventurous kid they may be ok though getting up. My 6 year old was fine but our friends 3 year old wasn't. Park is semi fenced and had shade sails over most equipment, soft floor covered a big part of the playspace. Definitely a good park for a play just be ready to lift your child to the slide. CC365 Visited check out our other playspace reviews on our website. Search CC365.
I found plenty of parking spaces and great views over the pacfic ocean. Well worth the trip down the steps to the beach and the climb back up again. My favourite swimming and sunbaking spot.
I guess “geniuses” who designed it never seen sunny hot day. 2/3 is under direct sun and no shades.
My partner and I walk from Toowoon to The Entrance along the beach regulary and the water is usually very clean and inviting. Swaddling park gets quite busy over the weekends in summer and during the warmer holidays. There are good food options close by and entertainment in the park run by the council on most weekends.
Great little spot in Central Coast. Few picnic benches and park for kids to run and play around. Quick access to Toowoon Beach.
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