5 Reasons Everyone Should Visit the Lidcombe Area

Lidcombe is a suburb in the heart of Western Sydney that’s becoming more trendy every year. Not only does Lidcombe itself have a lot to offer Australian and overseas visitors, but it’s so centrally located, the area is in close proximity to many other things to see and do.

Let’s take a look at just a few good reasons why you should visit Lidcombe and surrounding areas.

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#1 – Sydney Olympic Park Swimming Centre

The Sydney Olympic Park Swimming Centre is just a short distance away from the centre of Lidcombe. Originally constructed and used for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, the centre is now a training and recreational facility, along with occasionally being used for official swimming competitions.

Adults can chill out or swim some laps in the Olympic swimming pool while the kids can enjoy a special children’s play area, with water slides and other water activities to keep them amused. For the more adventurous, take a leap from a diving board or diving platform. You don’t have to be an expert. You can always just jump in feet first.

Other activities of interest include an aquatic playground, rapids, obstacle course and a jungle gym.

If you prefer a game of tennis over swimming in the pool, Sydney Olympic Park Tennis World is virtually right next door to the Aquatic Centre.

#2 – Golf Is In Full Swing In Sydney’s West

If you love the game of golf and want easy access to a number of fantastic golf courses in the general area, then consider basing yourself in Lidcombe while you try your hand at some of the best golf courses Australia has to offer.

Strathfield is one suburb that’s located right beside Lidcombe and it has an awesome golf course that is a favourite among locals and visiting golfers alike.

The Hudson Park Driving Range is also only a stone’s throw away from Lidcombe and gives everyone the opportunity – young or old – to try their hand at hitting a golf ball or getting in some much-needed driving practice.

There is also the Woodville Golf Course and the Concord Golf Club not too far away from Central Lidcombe.

#3 – Some of the Best Food In Sydney’s West

When it comes to Lidcombe restaurants, you’re spoilt for choice. There is something in the area to suit everyone’s palate.

Whether you fancy some traditional Japanese cuisine, want to enjoy some Vietnamese noodles, or sit down with the family and dine on Korean food, you have all the options you could possibly desire.

If Asian delights are not what you’re craving, there are also plenty of Aussie-style eateries and restaurants around the Lidcombe district as well, along with all of your favourite fast-food restaurants and takeaway shops.

To discover more of what’s happening in Lidcombe when it comes to eating out, just search online for terms like:

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#4 – Tenpin City Offers Fun for Young and Old

You don’t have to be a seasoned bowling expert to enjoy a game of tenpin bowling. In fact, you don’t even have to be an adult. The really cool thing about tenpin bowling is it’s a sport that can be played by people of all ages. Even Grandma and Grandpa can join in the family fun.

Tenpin City in Lidcombe is open during the morning, afternoon and well into the evening, so you’ll have plenty of opportunity to get down there and have a great time.

It’s not all about bowling either, as the bowling alley is a real social hangout for both locals and visitors, with food and refreshments always available, along with other fun activities.

#5 – Chill Out In the Centre of Lidcombe

Central Park, located right in the heart of Lidcombe, is a fantastic place to just chill out for a while and take it easy. If you’re feeling energetic, it’s also one of the most popular parks to get some exercise in as well.

There is a water fountain, a children’s playground and plenty of trees for shade where you can relax on the vast expanse of lush lawns.

So, check out Lidcombe and surrounding areas for things to see and do when in Western Sydney.

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