settlement. There is a shrubby, dry sclerophyll bushland area to the south of the park, near Cumberland Highway. The corner of Brenan Street and Cumberland Highway provides good viewing site for birdwatching as dozens of bird species flock to the area to feed. Pigeons, ravens, magpies, galahs and crested pigeons are common sightings in the park, and can be seen in flocks feeding off ground food, most especially pigeons and ravens. Bird feeding is not encouraged in the park. Features The park features six tennis courts, nine soccer fields (six which are full-sized), three cricket pitches, baseball and softball diamonds, three children's playgrounds, picnic areas (with barbeque), an outdoor gym and a walking track (shared with cycling) that circuits the park. The park has open space which can be used for kiting and other activities when they are not being used for sport. The park is floodlit and can be used at nights. Amenity blocks include a community hall, toilet facilities, kiosks and change rooms. The sports fields and the community hall are hired to a number of community groups, schools and clubs. These facilities have been used for COVID-19 testing. Clubs The sports fields are hired by these sporting groups: Smithfield RSL Cricket Club Smithfield RSL Soccer Club Fairfield Patrician Brothers Soccer Club Smithfield RSL Baseball Club Gallery See also Wetherill Park Nature Reserve Fairfield Park Precinct Western Sydney Parklands Central Gardens Nature Reserve Rosford Street Reserve References 1981 establishments in Australia Parks in Sydney Nature reserves in New South Wales Protected areas established in 1981 Sports venues in Sydney Remnant urban bushland Parks established in 1981 City of Fairfield