Randwick Community Centre
| Address | 27 Munda St, Randwick NSW, Australia |
| Phone | +61 2 9093 6200 |
| Hours | 08:00-22:00 |
| Website | randwick.nsw.gov.au |
| Categories | Park, Community Center |
| Rating | 4.7 7 reviews |
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Randwick Community Centre reviews
7Great eco and sustainability workshops for the home and garden lovely atmosphere and positivity towards a greener future
Walking track is good. It has a covered BBQ place with small but nice children plan area and clean toilets.
Nice outdoor place for small children birthday parties with ample of shade, a vege garden and space to run around.
I love this place! I often come here just to peruse the garden and see what's growing. It's great inspo for your own garden. They run courses as well which I have done. Also a great place to bring the dogs (friendly small dogs!)
The Randwick Community Centre is a multi-use space. There is a large car park area in the front with plenty of spots for lots of vehicles. The Randwick/South Sydney Family Day Care and Preschool are located at the front of the centre behind large locked gates. The centre is accessible friendly with ramps and railings to each entry door of the community centre and various offices.
Excellent atmosphere. Lovely staff. Always a community feeling there. The garden has a signposted walking tour suitable for children to adults with information and discussion prompts around sustainable living and permaculture. Very impressive permaculture garden features. Be sure to check out the fish fertilised vertical gardens, spiral gazebo, natives and incredible free workshops and courses.
We went to the NOX, a night sculpture held annually at the Randwick Community Centre. Heaps of parking and lots of interesting things for the kids. On normal days, this area has a great walking track, a kids playground and Community garden.