Kinch Reserve
Kinch Reserve is a public reserve in Condell Park NSW 2200. Its standout feature is a playing field used for football, soccer, cricket and rugby. The reserve also has a climbing playground, amenities and green space on Third Ave.
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About Kinch Reserve
Sports Fields at Kinch Reserve
Kinch Reserve has a playing field for kicking football, soccer, cricket and rugby. Kinch Reserve is used for jogging as well, giving local runners a place to train on the grass. Nearby soccer clubs use Kinch Reserve for Saturday morning soccer, so Kinch Reserve has regular weekend games. Kinch Reserve is also one of the training grounds in Condell Park used by the Bankstown District Amateur Football Association. Kinch Reserve is home to the Condell Park Football Club, and it sits next to Bankstown Basketball Stadium. Groups wanting to hire a ground at Kinch Reserve contact Canterbury-Bankstown Council.
Playground and Green Space at Kinch Reserve
Kinch Reserve has a playground designed for climbing, which suits children who enjoy active play. Kinch Reserve also has amenities on site, supporting visits by families. Kinch Reserve has green space alongside its playing field, giving visitors room to spread out on the grass. The reserve is located on Third Ave in Condell Park NSW 2200, so families living nearby can reach the playground on foot. Kinch Reserve offers an open, outdoor setting for children and parents who want to spend time outside together.
Community Events at Kinch Reserve
Kinch Reserve hosts community environmental activity run by Canterbury-Bankstown Council's Green Events team. On Sunday October 19 2025, Kinch Reserve held a tree planting from 10 am to 12 pm, aimed at boosting native habitat. This tree planting shows that Kinch Reserve supports habitat restoration work alongside its sports use. Canterbury-Bankstown Council manages Kinch Reserve, and council is the contact for ground hire. Residents interested in similar volunteer planting days can follow council's Green Events program for Kinch Reserve.
Facilities at Kinch Reserve
Visitor tips for Kinch Reserve
- ✓Expect soccer games on Saturday mornings, when nearby clubs use the playing field.
- ✓Contact Canterbury-Bankstown Council to arrange hire of a ground at Kinch Reserve.
- ✓Bring children to the climbing playground while adults use the green space nearby.
- ✓Combine a visit with Bankstown Basketball Stadium, which sits next to the reserve.
- ✓Watch for Canterbury-Bankstown Council Green Events tree planting days at Kinch Reserve.
Getting to Kinch Reserve
Kinch Reserve is located on Third Ave, Condell Park NSW 2200. Parking details are not confirmed in available information.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Condell Park
- 📍Bankstown Basketball Stadium
- 📍Condell Park Football Club
Frequently asked questions about Kinch Reserve
Does Kinch Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, Kinch Reserve has a playground for climbing. The playground is one of the reserve's main family features alongside its green space and amenities.
What facilities does Kinch Reserve have for families with children?
Kinch Reserve has a climbing playground, amenities and green space. The reserve is set up as an outdoor space where families can spend time together.
What sports or recreation options are available at Kinch Reserve?
Kinch Reserve has a playing field used for football, soccer, cricket and rugby. Jogging is also possible on the site. Nearby soccer clubs play Saturday morning soccer there.
Are there walking or jogging paths at Kinch Reserve?
Kinch Reserve is used for jogging across its open green space and playing field. Specific marked walking or jogging paths are not described for the reserve.
What shops, cafes, or other amenities are near Kinch Reserve in Condell Park?
Bankstown Basketball Stadium is located next to Kinch Reserve. Condell Park Football Club is also based at the reserve.
Is Kinch Reserve a good spot for a birthday party or family picnic?
Kinch Reserve has green space and a climbing playground that suit a family gathering. Ground hire for sport is arranged through Canterbury-Bankstown Council.