Fagan Park Review

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The park is about an hour's drive from downtown Sydney, and it is more convenient to drive by car. No tickets are required to enter the park, but the parking fee is $ 6. It is winter in Sydney and the scenery in the park is still beautiful. There are amusement facilities suitable for children, a stove for barbecue, many chairs for rest, and several public toilets. The facilities are perfect. Two special parks are: one is a pasture that can fly model aircraft (I don't know if it is open to the public, but you can see others operating model aircraft in the air), the other is a reserve, with some living artifacts and plants, There is time to slow down and relax. If you live in Sydney, you can go to this park when you have time, away from the city, and it feels good to drive along the way. If you are traveling to Sydney, I feel that going to Century Park in downtown Sydney (centennial park) may be more cost-effective and operable.

The day after Australia was unblocked, it was a very good place. Suitable for the elderly and children, see the river blowing, set up a tent to play for an afternoon. It is very suitable to bring a scooter bicycle. The scenery is all at hand, and the scenery is beautiful. A free small park. You can also park inside, and you haven't paid attention to how much time you have for 6 Australian dollars.

The surrounding environment of fagan park is quiet. Parking is available in the park, but parking here is charged. The park area is quite large. There are pavilions and barbecue stoves. It is a better place to enjoy time here on holidays. There is a large lawn connected to the blue sky. The natural scenery is very good, I recommend everyone to see it

Feigen Park is located on Arcadia Road in Sydney's north-west. It was originally privately owned and was donated to the park in 1980. The environment is beautiful, there is a big lake, and there is a large green area, which is suitable for leisure walks. However, because it is far from downtown Sydney, it can only be reached by car, so there are not many tourists. In order to maintain operation, the park needs to charge $5 for each car entering.