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Best Fitness Parks in South West Sydney

South West Sydney has parks with outdoor fitness equipment, exercise circuits, and facilities suitable for outdoor workouts. All parks below have confirmed fitness or sports facilities.

What to look for

The best fitness parks have outdoor gym equipment, open spaces for exercise, and facilities like toilets and water for longer sessions.

Comparison table — Best Fitness Parks in South West Sydney

Park	Suburb	Fitness / Sports	Running paths	Parking	Toilets	Water	Details
Westlands Reserve	Camden	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Bigge Park	Liverpool	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Dawson-Damer Park	Oran Park	✓	✓	?	✓	✓	View →
Harvey Brown Reserve	Blair Athol	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Belgenny Reserve	Camden	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Koala Walk Reserve	Ingleburn	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Playfield Park	Moorebank	✓	✓	?	✓	?	View →
Wayne Gardner Reserve	Oran Park	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Raby Sports Complex	Raby	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Gledswood Hills Reserve	Gledswood Hills	✓	?	?	?	?	View →
Collimore Park	Liverpool	✓	?	✓	✓	?	View →
Stromeferry Reserve	St Andrews	✓	?	✓	?	?	View →
Onslow Park	Camden	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Jack Nash Reserve	Currans Hill	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Willowdale Park	Denham Court	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Kolombo Reserve	Oran Park	✓	✓	?	?	✓	View →
Mary Brookes Park	St Helens Park	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Ambarvale Sports Complex	Ambarvale	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Mandurama Reserve	Ambarvale	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Nurra Reserve	Ambarvale	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →

Park profiles — Best Fitness Parks in South West Sydney

Westlands Reserve

📍 Camden, NSW 2570

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Westlands Reserve is a 40.5-acre park in Camden with well-maintained walking, running and hiking trails suited to a range of fitness levels. The reserve also has a baseball diamond, ample picnic sites, multiple drinking water stations and a restroom, set among lush vegetation and scrub.

Walking, Running and Hiking Trails at Westlands Reserve

Westlands Reserve has a network of walking, running and hiking trails that suit both casual walkers and runners. The reserve is categorised as a sports facility and scrub area, and its lush vegetation gives the trails a tranquil setting. Native birds, possums and reptiles may be seen along the paths, which adds wildlife spotting to a walk or run at Westlands Reserve.

Baseball and Picnic Facilities at Westlands Reserve

Westlands Reserve has a baseball field, and its baseball diamond is named the Dr. Liz Kernohan Diamond, giving teams a dedicated place to play. Away from the diamond, the reserve has ample picnic sites with room for groups to spread out. Multiple drinking water stations let visitors refill bottles, and a restroom rounds out the core amenities for a few hours outdoors.

Walking and hiking trailsFamily picnicsDrinking water stationsBaseball diamondSpring and autumn walksWildlife spotting

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Bigge Park

📍 Liverpool, NSW 2170

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Bigge Park is a public park on Bigge Street in Liverpool, best known for its free water play area with a giant soaker bucket and water cannons. The park also has two children's playgrounds, an outdoor exercise park, a circle walking path, the Bigge Park Tennis Centre and a clocktower at its centre.

Water Play Area at Bigge Park

Bigge Park has a free water play area split into three zones, two of which sit under cover. Its equipment includes a giant soaker bucket, water cannons, a water tipping bucket and water rings. Shade cloth shelters the area, which also has an outdoor shower, while accessible toilets and family change rooms serve the water play zones. The water play area closes for the winter period.

Playgrounds and Fitness Areas at Bigge Park

Bigge Park has two children's playgrounds, and one of them includes accessible features for children with disabilities. Climbing structures stand near The Shed kiosk. For adults, Bigge Park has an outdoor exercise park with adult exercise equipment and an open gymnasium, so parents can work out while children play. A circle walking path with a perimeter of 0.3 miles loops through the park, and shady trees are spread across the grounds.

Kids water playKids playgroundAccessible visitsTennis playersWalking circle pathFitness on adult equipmentPicnics under shady trees

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Dawson-Damer Park

📍 Oran Park, NSW 2570

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Dawson-Damer Park is a 2.5-hectare park in Oran Park NSW 2570 whose standout feature is the Macarthur region's largest water play space. The park also has a ninja warrior course, a flying fox, play terraces, basketball facilities, exercise stations and picnic areas with barbecues.

Water Play Park at Dawson-Damer Park

Dawson-Damer Park's water play park has water slides, water spinners and a splash park with 30 water features and a large dump bucket. A toddler zone at Dawson-Damer Park has shallow water and jets for younger children. The water play park opens every day from September to April, so it is a warm-weather destination for Oran Park families who want to cool off close to home.

Playground and Fitness Equipment at Dawson-Damer Park

Dawson-Damer Park has play terraces with universally accessible toddler and youth play. A junior and toddler play area at Dawson-Damer Park has swings and trampolines for younger children, while older children can tackle the ninja warrior course and the flying fox. Dawson-Damer Park also has basketball facilities, and exercise stations designed for older residents give adults a place to work out outdoors.

Water play for kidsToddler splash zoneSummer family day outAccessible playPicnic and BBQBasketball and fitnessOlder adults exercise

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Harvey Brown Reserve

📍 Blair Athol, NSW 2560

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Harvey Brown Reserve is a public park in Blair Athol, on a hill overlooking Campbelltown. Its standout feature is a free outdoor calisthenics gym with pull-up bars, rings and monkey bars. The reserve also has a large open space for ball games, a cycleway, a running and walking track and undercover picnic tables.

Outdoor Calisthenics Gym at Harvey Brown Reserve

Harvey Brown Reserve has a free outdoor calisthenics gym on its hilltop running and walking track. The equipment includes pull-up bars, pull-up rings, dip bars, offset dip bars, decline benches, a vault bar, monkey bars, parallel bars, Roman rings, a leg raise station and a bench. The equipment sits on tartan track flooring. The gym suits strength training, bodyweight exercises, calisthenics and gymnastics.

Open Space and Picnic Tables at Harvey Brown Reserve

Harvey Brown Reserve has a large open space suited to children playing soccer or rugby, and a cycleway for riding bikes, so ball games and bike riding can share one visit. Undercover picnic tables give a sheltered place to eat outdoors. The reserve sits on a hill overlooking Campbelltown, so picnic groups can enjoy views across the city while they eat.

Free outdoor gymCalisthenics trainingBike ridingSoccer and rugby spaceUndercover picnic tablesCity viewsWalking and running track

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Belgenny Reserve

📍 Camden, NSW 2570

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Belgenny Reserve is a family-friendly riverside park in Camden South on the banks of the Nepean River. Its standout feature is the Nepean River Cycleway, with kilometres of cycleway and walkway beside the river, and the reserve also has a playground, barbecues, a covered picnic area, a fitness station and sports fields.

Nepean River Cycleway at Belgenny Reserve

Belgenny Reserve sits directly on the Nepean River Cycleway, which runs along the riverbank. The reserve offers kilometres of cycleway and walkway beside the river, so visitors can ride or walk the riverside route in a shady, natural setting. Belgenny Reserve has a fitness station on site where cyclists and walkers can stop to exercise, making the riverside paths suit both a gentle stroll and a full workout.

Playground and Picnic Areas at Belgenny Reserve

Belgenny Reserve has a playground for families with young children, plus barbecue facilities and a covered picnic area that is popular for family gatherings. The open picnic area adds more space for groups beside the river. Passive park areas at Belgenny Reserve are not bookable spaces, and jumping castles are permitted there with a notification form but not on the sports grounds.

Cycling on the river cyclewayKids playgroundWeekend BBQFamily picnicsRiverside walksOutdoor fitnessSports fields (check closures)

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Koala Walk Reserve

📍 Ingleburn, NSW 2565

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Koala Walk Reserve is a public park on Currawong Street in Ingleburn. Its most notable feature is an outdoor gym with five fitness stations along the reserve's cycleway. The reserve also has a huge open space with room for soccer, rugby or cricket, and shared pathways for walking and cycling.

Outdoor Gym at Koala Walk Reserve

Koala Walk Reserve has an outdoor gym with five stations spread along its cycleway, each with easy-to-follow instructions. The equipment includes pull-up bars, dip bars, a horizontal bar, a push-up bar, a lat pull-down, a leg press, a leg raise station, a bench, a step, a cross trainer and a stationary bike. Together the stations cover calisthenics, strength and cardio training, so riders on the cycleway can stop for a workout along the way.

Walking and Cycling Paths at Koala Walk Reserve

Koala Walk Reserve has shared pathways for walking and cycling, including a walking path and a cycleway that leads from the reserve to Cumberland Rd for a longer ride. Casual walkers and cyclists use the same routes, so the reserve suits both a leisurely stroll and a bike ride. Seats give walkers and riders a place to stop and rest. Dog walkers use the pathways too.

Outdoor gym workoutsCycling on the cyclewayCasual walksDog walkingSoccer, rugby or cricketStrength and cardio trainingPublic transport access

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Playfield Park

📍 Moorebank, NSW 2170

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Playfield Park is a recently renovated multipurpose park in Moorebank. Its most notable feature is an organised bike track where children learn road safety, and it also has a synthetic sports pitch, outdoor exercise equipment, barbecues, toilets and good shade from its trees.

Bike Track at Playfield Park

Playfield Park has an organised bike track where children learn road safety skills in a dedicated space. The track is one of the most appreciated additions from the park's recent renovation, and parents can supervise young cyclists from beside it. Playfield Park also has smooth concrete surfaces that suit longboarding, giving older riders their own place to roll. Walkers can follow up a ride with a stroll under the trees.

Sports Field and Fitness Space at Playfield Park

Playfield Park has a sports field with a synthetic pitch that serves organised and casual games. The park also has a health and fitness space with exercise equipment for visitors who want to train outdoors. Because Playfield Park is multipurpose, the field and the fitness space sit alongside its other recreation areas, so one family member can work out while others play a game on the pitch.

Kids bike trackSports fieldOutdoor fitnessWeekend BBQShaded picnic spotLongboardingWalking and relaxingFamily outings

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Wayne Gardner Reserve

📍 Oran Park, NSW 2570

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Wayne Gardner Reserve is a recreation and sports reserve on Central Ave in Oran Park, home ground of the Oran Park-Gregory Hills Chargers. Its standout feature is a circuit path with exercise stations that loops around the playing field, and the reserve also has a playground, picnic shelters and an outdoor gym.

Playing Field and Circuit Path at Wayne Gardner Reserve

Wayne Gardner Reserve has a playing field that serves as the home ground of the Oran Park-Gregory Hills Chargers. The reserve was built to provide recreation and sports facilities for the community, and the playing field is its main sporting space. A circuit path encircles the field, with exercise stations placed along it, which turns a lap of the ground into a fitness loop for walkers and runners.

Picnic Shelters and Playground at Wayne Gardner Reserve

Wayne Gardner Reserve has two picnic shelters on its upper slopes. The shelters are shared by the sports club, the playground and the general public, so they work as gathering points for the whole reserve. Wayne Gardner Reserve has a playground served directly by these shelters, which makes the upper slopes a handy base for a family picnic while children play nearby.

Outdoor fitness circuitCycling and runningKids playgroundFamily picnic sheltersLocal sportOran Park cycleway linksLoop walks around playing field

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Raby Sports Complex

📍 Raby, NSW 2566

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Raby Sports Complex is a sports and recreation park on Raby Road in Raby and the home ground of Campbelltown-Camden District Cricket Club. Its most notable feature is its cricket set-up, which includes turf wickets, synthetic pitches and an indoor cricket centre. The park also has a leash-free dog zone, a playground and an outdoor gym.

Cricket at Raby Sports Complex

Raby Sports Complex has four turf cricket wickets, two synthetic cricket pitches, and turf and synthetic cricket nets. The Raby Indoor Cricket Centre opened in May 2025 and added six new lanes and nets to the complex. Drainage and field resilience works have improved the capacity and sustainability of the ovals. Clubs, teams and individuals can book the sports facilities for hire, whether they want to train in the nets or play a match on the fields.

Playground and Cycleway at Raby Sports Complex

Raby Sports Complex has a playground designed for children from age 2, installed in 2016. Its themed equipment suits younger children, while its active equipment suits older children. The play pieces include a Tema City Multi Play unit, a Locomotive and an Ixo Multiplay Unit. Families can pair playground time with a walk or ride along the park's cycleway, which is open to walkers and bike riders.

Off-leash dogsKids playgroundCricket playersOutdoor fitnessRunners and walkersCyclistsParkrun participants

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Gledswood Hills Reserve

📍 Gledswood Hills, NSW 2557

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Gledswood Hills Reserve is a six-hectare reserve on Longview Road in Gledswood Hills NSW 2557, Australia. Its standout feature is a multi-court and concrete skate area for skating, scooting and ball games, alongside a three-station fitness circuit. The reserve offers varied settings with shade, sunshine and open areas, and it welcomes people with access needs.

Setting and Size of Gledswood Hills Reserve

Gledswood Hills Reserve is a six-hectare reserve with a varied setting. The reserve offers elements of enclosure and openness, so some areas feel contained while others feel open. Gledswood Hills Reserve has shade and sunshine across its grounds, with open areas positioned alongside shaded spots. Gledswood Hills Reserve also offers a range of textures, sounds and scents, which gives the park a layered sensory character. The six hectares combine these settings into one reserve on Longview Road in Gledswood Hills.

Fitness Circuit at Gledswood Hills Reserve

Gledswood Hills Reserve has three fitness stations that are purposely placed throughout the park. The fitness stations are positioned to form a circuit, so Gledswood Hills Reserve encourages exercise as visitors move from one station to the next. Gledswood Hills Reserve therefore functions as an outdoor exercise space rather than a single fixed point. The circuit spreads across the six-hectare reserve, giving visitors a route that covers different parts of the park. Gledswood Hills Reserve lists this fitness circuit as one of its highlights, alongside its scenic green space and its multi-courts and skate area.

Outdoor fitness circuitSkating and scootingBall gamesAll agesShade and sunshineVisitors with access needsOpen 24 hours

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Collimore Park

📍 Liverpool, NSW 2170

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Collimore Park is a public park at Collimore Avenue, Liverpool NSW 2170, offering a playground with swings, a basketball court and a parkour area. Its standout feature is an outdoor gym with 12 pieces of equipment for strength, cardio and mobility training, open 24 hours a day.

Outdoor Gym and Parkour at Collimore Park

Collimore Park has an outdoor gym set out in a hub designed for strength, cardio and mobility training. The outdoor gym includes an arm wheel, bench, body twist, chest press, dip bars, lat pull down, leg press, leg raise station, plyometric box, stationary bike, step and stretch station. Collimore Park also has a mixed parkour area designed for agility training, which can be accessed via Elizabeth Drive. The outdoor gym area has a basketball court, bike rack, shelter, seating and open space. Collimore Park's outdoor gym can be accessed via Moore Street.

Playground and Shaded Lunch Areas at Collimore Park

Collimore Park has a playground with swings for children. The northern half of the Collimore Park site is occupied predominantly by community facilities, including playgrounds and sports courts. Collimore Park has shaded lunch areas and seating for visitors. Collimore Park has a public restroom and wheelchair-accessible seating. Collimore Park has public toilets as a separate facility within the park grounds. Collimore Park's playground and shaded lunch areas make it a practical choice for a family outing.

Kids playgroundOutdoor gym workoutsParkour trainingBasketballShaded picnicsDogs welcomeAccessible parking

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Stromeferry Reserve

📍 St Andrews, NSW 2566

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Stromeferry Reserve is a 13.6-acre park on Stromeferry Crescent in St Andrews. Its standout feature is Stromeferry Oval, a large sporting reserve for cricket and rugby league. The park also suits walking, running and hiking, and it is open every day, 24 hours.

Sport and Fitness at Stromeferry Reserve

Stromeferry Reserve is home to Stromeferry Oval, where cricket and rugby league are played, and the oval forms the main organised sporting component of the reserve. More sporting fields are located nearby in St Andrews. Beyond team sport, Stromeferry Reserve supports walking, running and hiking, along with yoga, stretching and light outdoor workouts, so visitors can combine a fitness routine with time outdoors.

Cricket and rugby leagueWalking and runningHikingYoga and outdoor workoutsNative bird spottingSpring and autumn visits

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Onslow Park

📍 Camden, NSW 2570

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Onslow Park is a sports and recreation park in Camden NSW 2570, managed by Camden Council, at 10 Cawdor Road. Its standout feature is four full sized sports fields, which host touch football, rugby, cricket and soccer, alongside a playground, BBQ facilities and a covered picnic area.

Sports Fields and Courts at Onslow Park

Onslow Park has four full sized fields for organised sport. Onslow Park has four synthetic cricket pitches and four cricket nets, and the park has flood lighting. Onslow Park has a turf athletics track, shot put and discus nets, and long jump pits. Onslow Park hosts touch football, rugby, cricket and soccer in winter, and cricket and soccer in summer. Onslow Park is co-located with the Camden tennis centre, which has eight synthetic grass courts, a pro shop, a club house and showers. Hire terms, availabilities and facility-specific requirements for the grounds are managed through the Bookable venue listing.

Family Facilities and BBQ Areas at Onslow Park

Onslow Park has a playground, and the park also has a leisure playground for children. Onslow Park has BBQ facilities, including BBQs at the Onslow Rotunda. Onslow Park has a covered picnic area and picnic sites with picnic facilities across the open space. Onslow Park has drinking water, a restroom and a disability amenity. The Onslow Rotunda provides shelter for families, with a covered picnic area and parking available nearby. Onslow Park has a large grassed area near the Cawdor Road entrance, which can be used for events, markets and stalls.

Family playground daysWeekend BBQPicnic groupsCricket and soccer teamsTouch football and rugbyWalkers and runnersMarket and event spaceAccessible amenities

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Jack Nash Reserve

📍 Currans Hill, NSW 2567

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Jack Nash Reserve is a 17.0-acre public park at 20A Currans Hill Drive, Currans Hill. Its most notable feature is a multi-sport set-up of two full-sized fields, a synthetic cricket pitch and eight fenced pickleball courts, and the reserve also has walking trails, a bike path and a picnic area.

Sports Courts and Fields at Jack Nash Reserve

Jack Nash Reserve has two full-sized fields and one synthetic cricket pitch for organised sport. The reserve also has eight dedicated pickleball courts, all of them fenced, and public pickleball is free to play. A tennis court and an outdoor full-size basketball court complete the line-up, so players can switch between several ball sports during a single visit without ever leaving the grounds.

Walking and Cycling Paths at Jack Nash Reserve

Jack Nash Reserve has well-marked walking and running trails that are easy to follow, along with well-maintained paths. A bike path gives cyclists a second way to explore the grounds. Walking and running are the main activities at the reserve, which makes it a practical place for regular exercise. The reserve is dog friendly, so walkers and runners can bring their dogs along.

Sports playersPickleball and tennisCricket and basketballCyclists on bike pathWalkers and runnersDog-friendly visitsFree family visits

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Willowdale Park

📍 Denham Court, NSW 2565

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Willowdale Park is a free regional park in Denham Court whose standout feature is an adventure playground with two 40-metre flying foxes and natural play elements. The park also has electric barbecues, picnic shelters, walking and hiking trails, a bike path and an amphitheatre.

Adventure Playground at Willowdale Park

Willowdale Park has an adventure playground built with natural play elements, including a cubby house, rope bridge, swings, a slide and water play. Older children can take on the two 40-metre flying foxes, while younger children have shaded sandpits, water pumps and tree log balancing beams. The playground is listed as kid-friendly, and a public toilet and drinking water at Willowdale Park support longer visits.

Barbecues and Picnic Shelters at Willowdale Park

Willowdale Park has electric barbecues for cooking a meal on site, plus a picnic area with many shelters that give shade and seating for a shared meal. The barbecue and shelter areas suit group gatherings, and Willowdale Park is a popular venue for birthday parties and community events. Because entry to Willowdale Park is free, a barbecue lunch there costs only the food you bring.

Kids playgroundFamily day outWeekend BBQPicnic sheltersBike and scooter ridersWalking and runningBall gamesFree entry

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Kolombo Reserve

📍 Oran Park, NSW 2570

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Kolombo Reserve is a 7.5-acre park on Skaife Street in Oran Park, completed in 2011 and designed mainly for passive recreation. Its standout feature is an all-abilities playground, alongside multi-purpose courts for sport. The reserve also has a scenic boardwalk, walking paths, a lake and sheltered picnic tables.

All-Abilities Playground at Kolombo Reserve

Kolombo Reserve has an all-abilities playground designed for children of different abilities to play together. The reserve actively welcomes people with access needs, so visitors with mobility or sensory requirements can plan a visit with confidence. Families can pair time at the playground with a rest at the sheltered picnic tables or the seating area, where they can enjoy the reserve's natural setting.

Boardwalk, Paths and Lake at Kolombo Reserve

Kolombo Reserve has a scenic boardwalk and walking paths that run through the park. A dedicated bike path is shared by walkers, runners and cyclists. The reserve also includes a lake and a drainage basin with a water quality pond, and maintenance has cleared the sediment that built up while the upstream catchment was undeveloped, restoring the basin to its original design.

Kids playgroundAccessible visitsScenic walksCyclingPicnicsSport courtsRelaxed sitting spots

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Mary Brookes Park

📍 St Helens Park, NSW 2560

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Mary Brookes Park is a reserve off Kellerman Drive in St Helens Park. Its most notable feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area with agility equipment, including ramps, tunnels and weave poles. The park also has picnic tables, a shaded picnic shelter, a public restroom and the Casper Dome baseball facility.

Off-Leash Dog Area at Mary Brookes Park

Mary Brookes Park has a fully fenced off-leash dog area in the south-eastern corner of the reserve. Dogs enter through a double-gated airlock, passing two gates before reaching the main enclosure. Inside, a shade structure with seating gives owners somewhere to sit, and a water tap stands near the fence line. The enclosure has its own toilets, plus a doggy bag dispenser and bins. Mary Brookes Park has no separate small dog area, so all dogs share the one enclosure.

Picnic Area and Walking Tracks at Mary Brookes Park

Mary Brookes Park has picnic tables and a shaded picnic shelter for visitors who want to eat outdoors. The park has a public restroom and drinking water in addition to the toilets inside the dog area. Outside the dog area fence, Mary Brookes Park has on-leash walking tracks, so owners can take their dog for a walk on a lead as well as an off-leash run.

Off-leash dogsDog agility fansFenced dog enclosurePicnic tables and shelterFree parkingBaseball fansWheelchair accessibleDaytime visits

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Ambarvale Sports Complex

📍 Ambarvale, NSW 2560

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Ambarvale Sports Complex is a sports ground at Ambarvale NSW 2560 with multiple soccer fields, a cricket pitch available for hire, and a cycleway loop for walking, running and riding. Its standout feature is its soccer fields, including three winter soccer fields, two of which have floodlighting.

Sports Fields and Cricket Pitch at Ambarvale Sports Complex

Ambarvale Sports Complex has multiple soccer fields, including three winter soccer fields. Two of the soccer fields have floodlighting, and the complex has new irrigation systems for three fields, laser levelling, returfing and drainage from a recent upgrade. Ambarvale Sports Complex also has a cricket pitch available for hire in the summer season. The complex is the home ground of Bradbury Ambarvale FC, which plays Saturday soccer there and holds its end-of-season presentations on site. Ambarvale Sports Complex is listed among the grounds of the Macarthur Football Association, which makes it a regular venue for organised football in the Campbelltown area.

Amenities Building and Accessible Toilets at Ambarvale Sports Complex

Ambarvale Sports Complex has a newer amenities building that includes change rooms, showers and accessible toilets. The amenities building also has a kitchen that can serve as a canteen for games and events. Ambarvale Sports Complex has wayfinding signage installed around the facility, which shows visitors the connection paths across the site. The clubhouse at the complex is three times larger than the previous clubhouse, giving teams and families more space between matches. Ambarvale Sports Complex has floodlights on its fields, so the amenities support both daytime and evening use.

Soccer fieldsCricket pitch hireWalking and cycling loopDog-friendly walksTeam sport bookingsAccessible toiletsFloodlit evening training

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Mandurama Reserve

📍 Ambarvale, NSW 2560

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Mandurama Reserve is a 9.3-acre park in Ambarvale, NSW 2560, with a standout feature of walking trails and a well-maintained bike path. It also offers picnic spots, a small lake and native wildlife, making it a green space for walking, running, hiking and cycling.

Walking and Cycling Trails at Mandurama Reserve

Mandurama Reserve has walking trails that visitors use for walking, running and hiking. The reserve also has a bike path, which is well maintained and used for cycling. Mandurama Reserve is categorised as a sports facility, and its bike path is the only sport facility listed for the park. The trails run through lush greenery, so walkers move through a tranquil setting. With 9.3 acres of land, the park offers a compact network of paths for everyday exercise and short outings.

Lake and Wildlife at Mandurama Reserve

Mandurama Reserve has a small lake with an abundance of wildlife. Native birds live at Mandurama Reserve, alongside wallabies and various reptile species. Visitors to Mandurama Reserve are asked to avoid feeding or disturbing the wildlife. Mandurama Reserve offers a peaceful stroll around the small lake, making the lake the park's main quiet attraction for walkers. The reserve's wildlife adds to its appeal for people who enjoy nature walks through the greenery.

Walkers and hikersRunners on trailsCyclists on bike pathWildlife spottingPicnic outingsLakeside strolls

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Nurra Reserve

📍 Ambarvale, NSW 2560

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Nurra Reserve is a 6.8-acre reserve on Garland Way in Ambarvale. Its most notable feature is a scenic walking route that follows a small creek along the reserve, and its trails and open space suit walking, running, hiking and casual ball games.

Creek Walk and Trails at Nurra Reserve

Nurra Reserve has a scenic walking route beside a small creek that runs alongside the reserve, mixing greenery with creek views. Walkers and runners use its trails regularly, and the paths are also suited to hiking, from short strolls to longer runs. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for walking here, while summers are warm to hot with occasional rain.

Ball Games at Nurra Reserve

Nurra Reserve is a large reserve where visitors can play ball sports on 6.8 acres of greenery. The council encourages visitors to bring a ball and play a game here, and the open space gives families and friends room for informal games rather than organised competition. Visitors who want exercise as well as play can also walk or run the trails before or after a game.

Walkers and runnersCreek walkBall gamesNature spottingCafé stop nearbySpring and autumn walksLarge open reserve

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Frequently asked questions

Which South West Sydney parks have outdoor gym equipment?

Several parks in South West Sydney have outdoor fitness stations with resistance equipment, pull-up bars, and exercise circuits. Check individual park listings for equipment confirmation.

Which South West Sydney parks are best for running?

Parks with confirmed paths in South West Sydney are best for running. Larger reserves with loop trails are ideal for distance running.

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