Park in Oxford Falls, NSW

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Oxford Falls Peace Park

Dreadnought Rd, Oxford Falls, 2100

(02) 8495 5012

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Oxford Falls Peace Park is a beautiful and peaceful green space, ideal for events and keeping children entertained. Several reviewers recommend it highly. Some mention the large area and the presence of natural beauty. One review mentions a downside of an old toilet. Another mentions the presence of wildlife, specifically a python.

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