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Wheelchair Accessible Parks in South West Sydney

South West Sydney has parks with confirmed wheelchair-accessible pathways, accessible toilets, and pram-friendly paved surfaces. Most recently upgraded parks include accessible path networks as standard.

What to look for

For wheelchair users, the key factors are paved (not gravel) paths, accessible toilets, close parking with accessible bays, and level or low-gradient surfaces.

Comparison table — Wheelchair Accessible Parks in South West Sydney

Park	Suburb	Paved paths	Parking	Accessible WC	Water access	BBQ / Picnic	Details
Ambarvale Sports Complex	Ambarvale	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
The Homestead Park	Chipping Norton	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Willowdale Park	Denham Court	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Ingleburn Reserve	Ingleburn	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Doohan Reserve	Oran Park	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
Burrell Park	Spring Farm	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Mary Brookes Park	St Helens Park	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Keith Longhurst Reserve	Kentlyn	✓	✓	✗	✗	✗	View →
Minto Dog Leash Free Area	Minto	✓	✓	?	✓	?	View →
Onslow Park	Camden	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Seddon Park	Glenfield	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
Bigge Park	Liverpool	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Coronation Park	Minto	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
Lynwood Park	St Helens Park	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Edmondson Regional Park	Denham Court	✓	✓	?	?	?	View →
Belgenny Reserve	Camden	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Westlands Reserve	Camden	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Ron Dine Memorial Reserve	Camden South	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
St Andrews Park	Casula	✓	✓	✓	?	?	View →
Jack Nash Reserve	Currans Hill	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →

Park profiles — Wheelchair Accessible Parks in South West Sydney

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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The Homestead Park

📍 Chipping Norton, NSW 2170

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The Homestead Park is a spacious public park in Chipping Norton NSW 2170 with access to the Georges River, open 24 hours a day. Its standout feature is its first-come, first-served BBQ areas with picnic tables, alongside a playground, outdoor fitness equipment and footpaths for walking, running and cycling.

BBQ and Picnic Areas at The Homestead Park

The Homestead Park has BBQ areas, picnic tables, benches and shaded areas for groups who want to cook and eat outdoors. The BBQs are first come, first served, so no booking is required. Most are gas or electric, and each runs for a set time of 10 to 20 minutes once switched on. Visitors may use their own gas BBQ under continuous supervision, while charcoal BBQs are restricted unless designated charcoal disposal bins are provided. For a larger event, check with Liverpool City Council before arriving.

Playground and Outdoor Gym at The Homestead Park

The Homestead Park has playgrounds for children, with several play areas listed across the park. The Homestead Park also has outdoor gym equipment for adults who want to exercise in the open air. Large open grassed spaces give children room to run and play, and benches let parents and carers sit nearby. Shade trees across the park cover play areas and picnic spots during warm weather.

Weekend BBQFamily picnicKids playgroundOutdoor fitnessRiver viewsWalking and running24-hour accessWheelchair accessible

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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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Ingleburn Reserve

📍 Ingleburn, NSW 2565

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Ingleburn Reserve is a free reserve on the Georges River in Ingleburn NSW 2565. Its standout feature is the family-friendly Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail, with a 250-metre easy loop for learners and a 450-metre intermediate loop. The reserve also contains the heritage-listed Ingleburn Weir.

Walking and Mountain Bike Trails at Ingleburn Reserve

Ingleburn Reserve has the Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail, a family-friendly track with jumps, beams and obstacles. Learners can start on the easy loop, and confident riders can move up to the intermediate loop. Walkers can follow the Ingleburn Reserve Walking Trail, a medium-grade 400 metre return walk with sandstone steps and a loose, rocky, unsealed surface. Ingleburn Reserve also offers a bushwalk through its natural setting on the Georges River.

Picnic Area and Play Equipment at Ingleburn Reserve

Ingleburn Reserve has a picnic area with picnic tables, shaded seating and barbeque facilities, which are first come, first served. The public toilet and amenity block sit close to the picnic area. Ingleburn Reserve also has play equipment for children, which makes the picnic area a convenient base for family gatherings. Larger events at Ingleburn Reserve should be arranged with Campbelltown City Council in advance.

Kids playgroundMountain bike learnersWeekend BBQFamily picnicsWalking trailFree parkingHeritage weirDog-friendly outings

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Doohan Reserve

📍 Oran Park, NSW 2570

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Doohan Reserve is a 10.4-hectare sports and recreation park on Skaife Street, Oran Park NSW 2570. Its standout feature is a sports complex with four full-sized fields, eight tennis courts, cricket nets and basketball and netball courts, plus an all-abilities playground, picnic shelters and a kiosk.

Sports Fields and Courts at Doohan Reserve

Doohan Reserve has multi-purpose ovals that can be laid out as four regular sports fields for rugby league and soccer, or as two ovals for cricket and AFL. Cricketers can use two synthetic cricket pitches and three cricket nets for matches and training. Doohan Reserve also contains a tennis complex with eight tennis courts, alongside two multipurpose courts and multi-use basketball and netball courts. Clubhouses and a two-storey amenities building with change rooms, toilets and storerooms give teams a base for games and training.

All-Abilities Playground and Picnic Areas at Doohan Reserve

Doohan Reserve has an all-abilities playground for children, with shelters, picnic facilities and seating areas spread across the reserve for family gatherings. A kiosk on site serves visitors who want food and drinks during a day out. Shared pathways connect the fields, courts and playground, and disabled access is available for people with access needs. Doohan Reserve is a significant part of Oran Park Town's open space network.

Sports fieldsTennis playersCricket trainingKids playgroundAll-abilities accessFamily picnicsTeam sports clubs

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Burrell Park

📍 Spring Farm, NSW 2570

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Burrell Park is a public park in Spring Farm whose standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area with a separate section for small dogs, plus agility equipment and dog water fountains. The park also has a playground, public toilets, a public BBQ area and a bush walk.

Off-Leash Dog Area at Burrell Park

Burrell Park has a fully fenced off-leash area, giving dogs a secure space to run without a lead. Small dogs have their own separate section, so smaller breeds can play apart from larger dogs. Agility equipment is provided for dogs to use, and water fountains let pets drink during a visit. Shaded seating gives owners somewhere to rest while they watch, and poo bags and bins are supplied so owners can clean up after their dogs.

Playground and BBQ Area at Burrell Park

Burrell Park has a playground for children, and the public toilets are located near the kids' playground. A public BBQ area lets families cook and eat outdoors, and picnic tables are available for meals. Burrell Park also lists fitness equipment nearby, giving adults an activity beside the play areas, and a cafe is listed at the park for refreshments. These facilities make Burrell Park a practical base for a relaxed family outing with a meal.

Off-leash dogsSmall dog areaKids playgroundWeekend BBQPram-friendly visitsShaded seatingDog water fountains

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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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Keith Longhurst Reserve

📍 Kentlyn, NSW 2560

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Keith Longhurst Reserve is a 76-hectare bushland reserve on Georges River Road in Kentlyn NSW 2560, managed by Campbelltown City Council. Its standout feature is a scenic waterhole with a small waterfall, set alongside historic walking tracks dating back to the 1880s.

Walking Tracks at Keith Longhurst Reserve

Keith Longhurst Reserve has two walking tracks that lead down to the Georges River. The Basin Walking Track is a two kilometre return walk. The Old Ford Road Walking Track is a 2.6 kilometre return walk and follows a historic road built in the 1880s to cross the Georges River. Old Ford Road is one of three historical routes dating back to the 1880s that cross the upper reaches of the Georges River. Both tracks have a medium grade, steep sections, and parts with a loose, rocky, unsealed surface. Visitors should expect uneven footing on both routes at Keith Longhurst Reserve.

Scenic Waterhole and Waterfall at Keith Longhurst Reserve

Keith Longhurst Reserve has a scenic waterhole with a small waterfall as its signature feature. The waterhole is described as a large natural pool with a smooth rock riverbed and a small beach. The waterfall is a popular jumping and swimming spot for local kids. Keith Longhurst Reserve was formerly known as The Basin Reserve, and its bushland setting near the Georges River gives it cultural value as well as natural appeal. Keith Longhurst Reserve is a natural escape for families and nature lovers who want to spend time by the water.

BushwalkersHistoric track hikersBirdwatchersWaterhole swimmingNature loversBushland day trips

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Minto Dog Leash Free Area

📍 Minto, NSW 2566

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Minto Dog Leash Free Area is an off-leash dog park at 1/9 Eagleview Rd, Minto. Its most notable feature is agility equipment for active dogs, set in a spacious, shaded space with obstacles and walking paths, plus water stations and poo bag dispensers on site.

Off-Leash Area and Agility Equipment at Minto Dog Leash Free Area

Minto Dog Leash Free Area gives dogs a spacious off-leash space where they can roam, play and socialise with other dogs. Obstacles are placed throughout the grounds, and the agility equipment gives high-energy dogs structured exercise alongside free running. Shade across the park lets owners and dogs rest out of direct sun between games. Walking paths let owners extend a walk beyond the off-leash area.

Off-leash dogsHigh-energy dogsAgility fansDog walksShaded visitsWheelchair accessibleChild-friendly

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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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Seddon Park

📍 Glenfield, NSW 2167

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Seddon Park is a council-run sports ground on Newtown Road in Glenfield. Its standout feature is its sports fields, with two synthetic cricket pitches for summer and two rugby league fields for winter, and it also has floodlights, a playground, public toilets, shared pathways and a cycleway.

Cricket and Rugby League at Seddon Park

Seddon Park is set up for cricket in summer and rugby league in winter, using its two synthetic cricket pitches and two rugby league fields. Floodlights let the fields be used in the evening, and seats give spectators somewhere to watch. Teams and groups can hire the facilities, and the air-conditioned Glenfield Community Hall at the park suits functions of up to 120 people, such as team gatherings and presentations after games.

Paths and Playground at Seddon Park

Seddon Park has shared pathways for walkers and a cycleway that gives bike riders a dedicated route through the grounds. Dog walking is listed among the park's features, so the paths suit a regular walk with a dog, and seats around the grounds give walkers and riders a place to rest. Seddon Park also has a playground with play equipment and public toilets for families.

Cricket playersRugby league teamsDog walkersCyclistsKids playgroundFunction hire

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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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Coronation Park

📍 Minto, NSW 2566

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Coronation Park is a netball and soccer complex on Redfern Road, Minto, and its most notable feature is 40 netball courts, the largest netball facility in the region. The park also has a soccer field, floodlights for night games, a fenced children's playground and a footpath for walking or cycling around the grounds.

Netball Courts and Soccer Field at Coronation Park

Coronation Park has 40 asphalt netball courts set on two levels, with one level overlooking the other. The Campbelltown District Netball Association plays all its games at the complex, and floodlighting allows night games. The courts suit large netball events: Coronation Park hosted the NSW Netball State Age Championships in 2013 and also hosts a number of sporting carnivals. One soccer field sits at the top of the complex.

Playground and Walking Paths at Coronation Park

Coronation Park has a children's playground with play equipment inside a fenced play area. A footpath for walking or cycling circles the grounds, and a walking track also goes around the complex. Because the playground and paths sit within the same park, children can play while adults walk or cycle nearby, which makes the park a practical stop for families visiting the sports complex.

Netball and soccerKids playgroundWalking and cycling pathsNight gamesLarge sporting eventsTrain station access

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Lynwood Park

📍 St Helens Park, NSW 2560

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Lynwood Park is a sports ground in St Helens Park NSW 2560 and the home of the Macarthur Rams. Its standout feature is a synthetic soccer field, the only one in Campbelltown, alongside three grass pitches and a 520-seat undercover grandstand.

Soccer Fields and Grandstand at Lynwood Park

Lynwood Park has one synthetic soccer field, the only synthetic playing surface in Campbelltown, and three further grass soccer pitches. Campbelltown Uniting Church FC operates pitches 3 and 4. Lynwood Park is the home ground of the Macarthur Rams and hosts regional soccer games and carnivals. Spectators can sit in the main grandstand, which has 520 undercover seats, or use the terrace's extra seating and standing room and the two grass spectator hills. Floodlighting of Football NSW standard allows night matches.

Amenities Building and Clubhouse at Lynwood Park

Lynwood Park has an amenities building at field 3 with toilets, an accessible toilet, change rooms, a canteen, a meeting room, a store room and a referee's room. Construction of the amenities building began in May 2020 at a cost of $1.2 million. Lynwood Park also has a clubhouse with a bar, a meeting room and office space for the Macarthur Football Association. Council barbecues and shaded areas or huts round out the visitor facilities.

Soccer matchesWatching games with BBQUndercover grandstand seatingWalking and runningAccessible toiletBus accessGrass and synthetic pitches

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Edmondson Regional Park

📍 Denham Court, NSW 2565

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Edmondson Regional Park is a 146 ha forested park spanning Denham Court and Edmondson Park in Sydney's south-west. Its most notable feature is an easy 1.6mi walking loop that takes 0.5–1hr, one of several walking and hiking trails through the park's natural forest.

Walking Trails at Edmondson Regional Park

Edmondson Regional Park has walking and hiking trails for various fitness levels, so each visitor can choose a route that matches their ability. The short loop is an easy walk that suits casual walkers and families. Shelters along the trails give walkers and hikers a place to rest or take cover from the weather. A picnic table in the middle of the park offers a simple spot to sit and eat outdoors during a walk.

History and Setting of Edmondson Regional Park

Edmondson Regional Park covers 146 ha of natural forest and offers urban respite to people living in Sydney's south-west suburbs. The park is made up of the Cabramatta Creek precinct, a 48 ha area reserved in 2015, plus three areas the NSW Government acquired in 2024: Ingleburn, Maxwells Creek North and Maxwells Creek South. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages Edmondson Regional Park.

Walkers and hikersShort loop walksPicnic stopNature escapeShelter on the trailFree parking

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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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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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Ron Dine Memorial Reserve

📍 Camden South, NSW 2570

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Ron Dine Memorial Reserve is a family-friendly 36.6-acre park on McCrae Drive, Camden South, where Camden Tigers Football Club is based. Its standout feature is a playground for children, and the reserve also has public toilets and paths for walking and running.

Walking and Running at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve

Ron Dine Memorial Reserve covers 36.6 acres and has walking and running paths across its grounds. The size of the reserve gives walkers and runners room for longer laps without repeating the same short circuit. Local residents can use Ron Dine Memorial Reserve as a regular place to exercise, and the family-friendly setting suits people who walk or run with children or a partner.

Football at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve

Camden Tigers Football Club is based at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve, and organised football matches are played on the reserve's grounds. The matches draw spectators, so the reserve serves people who come to watch a game as well as casual visitors. Spectators can pair a match with a walk on the reserve's paths or a playground stop for younger children, and public toilets on site make longer stays easier.

Kids playgroundFamily outingsWalking and runningFootball matchesPublic toilets on siteParking on site

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St Andrews Park

📍 Casula, NSW 2170

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St Andrews Park is a green public park in Casula with river views, walking tracks, a kids' playground and open space for picnics. Its most notable feature is an expansive fenced dog area where dogs can run and play off the leash.

Fenced Dog Area at St Andrews Park

St Andrews Park has an expansive dog park enclosed by a fence. Owners can let their dogs off the lead inside, knowing the boundary keeps them contained, and the size of the enclosure gives dogs room to move and play. The dog area ranks as the park's main draw for dog owners, who can follow a session there with a stroll on the walking tracks and take in the river views.

Playground and Open Space at St Andrews Park

St Andrews Park has a kids' playground, though some of its equipment can be intimidating for younger children, so adult supervision is highly recommended there. Beyond the playground, ample open space framed by lush greenery suits picnics, leisurely strolls and a range of other activities. Families can pair time on the play equipment with a picnic on the open grass nearby, keeping everyone together.

Off-leash dogsKids playgroundWalking tracksPicnics and strollsRiver viewsParking nearby

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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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Frequently asked questions

Which South West Sydney parks have wheelchair-accessible paths?

Parks with recently upgraded path networks in South West Sydney are generally wheelchair accessible. Look for parks with confirmed "has_paths" in their listings.

Which South West Sydney parks are best for prams and wheelchairs?

Parks with entirely paved path networks are best for prams and wheelchairs. Avoid bush tracks for wheelchair use and look for parks with modern path upgrades.

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