Tymon Park
Tymon Park is a large, , suburban public park in Dublin, Ireland.

Location 
The park is situated between Tallaght, Templeogue and Walkinstown. It straddles the M50 motorway which divides the park in two. A pedestrian footbridge links the eastern and western sides near the Greenhills Road, with another further south near the Templeogue Road. There are four main entrances which provide access to car parks at Tymon North Road, Greenhills Road, Limekiln Road and Willington Lane. In addition, pedestrians can gain access through a number of smaller gates.

Attractions and activities
Tymon Park is commonly used for walking, jogging and field sports. 
The park contains 29 pitches for soccer, gaelic football, hurling, etc, and a number of waymarked woodland trails with interpretations of woodland features provided. The River Poddle flows through the park, filling two lakes with interconnecting water features.

There is a children's adventure playground at the western end of the park, close to the Greenhills Road entrance. A new playground has been constructed close to the South Dublin County Council (SDCC) Depot beside Castletymon Road. Other playgrounds are located beside Willington Lane car park and at the Limekiln Road car park.

The original playground at Greenhills Road entrance has been removed, with a wildflower meadow developed on the site.

A Parkrun operates in Tymon Park each Saturday morning.