Timber Pavilion, Station Park

The Timber Pavilion in Station Park is an early 20th-century, single-storey structure with a distinctive near-square plan and symmetrical design. It features three bays and is surrounded by a verandah. The pavilion has a high, steeply pitched, sweeping bellcast roof and is constructed from painted clapboard with contrasting painted margins. Some of the windows are tripartite, featuring timber transoms and mullions. There is a part-glazed timber door with a 6-pane fanlight above it. The verandah has overhanging eaves and a valance, supported by slender cast-iron bracketed columns, and the roof apex is adorned with a pair of wrought iron finials.

The roof is covered with red corrugated iron, and the windows include 4-pane top hoppers over plate glass timber windows with external secondary glazing.

Inside, as seen in 2010, the pavilion contains a large room with vertical timber boarding and slatted timber benches, along with a smaller room to the west.