Skateboard Park in Penguin, TAS

Penguin Skate Park

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27 Main Rd, Penguin, 7316

Hiscutt Park

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35 Crescent St, Penguin, 7316

Public BBQ Turners Beach

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100 Esplanade, Turners Beach, 7315

Burnie Beach

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North Terrace, Burnie, 7320

(03) 6432 1111

Burnie Park

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27 W Park Grove, Burnie, 7320

(03) 6430 5700

Devonport Dog Park

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260b Steele St, Devonport, 7310

Lakeside Caravan Park

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76 Lakeside Road, Eugenana, 7310

(03) 6427 2343

Discover the pristine blue waters, sample the local produce or visit our beautiful hinterlands Coffs Coast Holiday Parks offers you a choice of unique beachside locations with accommodation from tent...

Devonport Skate Park

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Bluff Road, Devonport, 7310

Joshua Slocum Park

6 Gloucester Ave, Devonport, 7310

(03) 6424 0511

... Park

Joshua Slocum Park is a beautiful destination with a welcoming local community. The park is home to the iconic Stripey Lighthouse. Visitors express great satisfaction with their experience.

Pioneer Skate Park

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30 Stephen St, East Devonport, 7310

Mary Binks wetlands

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67 N Caroline St, East Devonport, 7310

(03) 6420 2780

Lions Club Park Wynyard

Closed now

Reservoir Dr, Wynyard, 7325

0438 431 393

Lions Club Park Wynyard is a popular venue for private events and camping, managed by the local Lions Club. Guests appreciate the quiet location and clean facilities. Some reviews mention the affordability, as the hiring fees contribute to the local community.

Sykes Sanctuary

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93 Sunnyside Rd, Railton, 7305

(03) 6491 1179

Sykes Sanctuary in Railton is a beautiful and historically significant parks and recreation area. Dedicated to the late Norman Sykes, a scholar, musician, engineer, and WW1 pilot, the sanctuary offers peaceful walks and a variety of birdlife. Visitors can explore mathematical monuments and discover the story of this early Tasmanian conservationist who lived in a shack on the property and donated it to the community. The sanctuary is described as an 'oasis in the bush' and a 'lovely place to sit and cogitate in solitude'.