Coplick Family Sports Park is a services in Tallebudgera, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.2/5 rating from 103 Google reviews. Website: https://www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au/Things-to-do/Parks-gardens-reserves/Park-Finder/Coplick-Family-Sports-Park.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Coplick Family Sports Park
Tallebudgera · Services
(103 reviews)
The soccer fields here are flat, well-maintained, and wide enough to feel like proper competition ground. Coplick Family Sports Park in Tallebudgera runs two baseball diamonds alongside three soccer pitches, with a small lake on the periphery that catches a decent sunset if you're watching an evening game. Parking holds up even during big tournaments, which is rarer than it should be at suburban sports facilities. The grass gets swampy after rain and will cling to everything, so bring a change of shoes for wet-weather days. The toilets are the weak point, struggling under tournament-day pressure. Dogs are welcome on leads, but kept clear of the playground areas. For families with kids in weekend sport, this is a solid, no-fuss venue that does what it promises.
Opening Hours
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Contact
- goldcoast.qld.gov.au/Things-to-do/Parks-gardens-reserves/Park-Finder/Coplick-Family-Sports-Park
- Coplick Family Sports Park, Tallebudgera QLD 4228
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What People Say
When recently rained on, the grass is very swampy and loose grass will stick to everything. There is one large footpath/sidewalk through the fields, but there is no direct access from the parking lot nearest the clubhouse. A little bit of walking on the grass is required. Nice fields though, very flat, appeared today to be well maintained.
Pretty good complex. Parking is surprisingly OK for big tournaments. Toilets aren’t up to the task causing a lot of grief with many clogging up and failing.
Great soccer fields
Nice place for soccer and Sunset view . Small lake is also beautiful
Great facility, enough amenities and lots of parking
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