Toilets:
Due to the size of this park there is no toilets
BBQs:
No BBQs
Bins:
No bins you must take you rubbish with you
Seating:
There is no official seating although there are two paved stairs down into the playground, they make perfect seats.
Shade:
Not much in the way of natural shade but the gazebo makes for good shade.
Bike/Walking Tracks:
No bike/walking tracks
Playground Equipment:
Fantastic toddler (<5's) play equipment. The equipment includes a slide, abacus slider, a tunnel, telescope and steering wheel and other things.
Open Spaces:
There is a small , sloped grassy area to the right of the playground perfect for little legs to play with a soccer ball or footy.
Carparking/Accessiblity:
Carparking is limited due to the location of the park there is usually only 2 or 3 spaces on Government Farm Cres, available at any one time. But if you were meeting with a few friends best to park in the Heritage Park carpark and walk through the small laneway between some houses opposite the Heritage Park carpark. Access to the laneway is via a small paved pathway that runs behind the houses in the estate where Millicent park is located. In terms of disabled access it would be quite limited as you need to get up the curb, once above the curb you could access the gazebo. Unfortunately there is no ramp down to the playground equipment.
Water Bubblers:
No water bubblers
Fenced:
The entire park is fenced.
Gated:
This park is gated but not in the sense of open/closed hours, its gated because its fenced.
Entry fee:
No entry fee
Unique Attractions:
The close proximity to the Heritage Park would be a unique attraction of this park. Due to this closeness you could supplement your Heritage Park visit with a walk around to this one.
View from Government Farm Cres