Mawson Park

Mawson Park is a historic and picturesque park located in the heart of Campbelltown CBD, next to Queen St.

It offers a variety of activities and amenities, including a playground, gardens, picnic areas, walking and cycling paths, and historical monuments. The park is easily accessible and has new toilets, including automated public toilets with unisex and accessible options.

Children can enjoy the playground, which is suitable for all ages and features a climbing frame, slippery slide, and wobbly bridge. There are also grassy areas for running and free play. Visitors looking for a more relaxed experience can use the undercover picnic benches and shaded seats. They can also take a leisurely stroll or bike ride along the path and enjoy the park's beautiful gardens. Along the way, they can learn about Campbelltown's local history through the various historical monuments.

Mawson Park is open all year round, but spring is a particularly beautiful time to visit when the flowers are in bloom. The park is easily accessible by public transport, with a bus stop directly next to the park on Queen St.

Mawson Park has a rich history, dating back to the town's founding in 1820. It was named after Dr William Mawson, a local physician. The park features several monuments and memorials that commemorate different aspects of Campbelltown's history, including a War Memorial dedicated to soldiers who perished in seven military campaigns. There is also a memorial honoring the Armistice Centenary, which marks the sacrifices made during World War I. Additionally, there are memorials dedicated to the Naval, Air Force, and Army, as well as a special memorial for Warrant Officer Class II Wheatley. Visitors interested in learning more about the park's history