Sawyer Reserve
Sawyer Reserve is a small, quiet pocket park in Hurlstone Park. Its most notable feature is close-up views of locomotives and freight trains on the Bankstown line and Goods line right beside it, and it also has a simple children's play area.
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About Sawyer Reserve
Train Viewing at Sawyer Reserve
Sawyer Reserve sits right beside the railway, so visitors get close-up views of passing locomotives and freight trains, with freight trains a particular highlight. The reserve borders both the Bankstown line and the Goods line, which makes it one of the best trainspotting spots in Hurlstone Park for children and adults alike. Sawyer Reserve also has district views over Earlwood. The calm, quiet atmosphere makes watching trains here relaxing.
Facilities at Sawyer Reserve
Visitor tips for Sawyer Reserve
- ✓Bring binoculars to spot aeroplanes taking off from Kingsford Smith Airport.
- ✓Wipe down the play equipment before use, as it collects dust and dirt from nearby trees and traffic.
Getting to Sawyer Reserve
Corner of Dunstaffenage Street and Foord Avenue, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193. Plenty of parking is available nearby, and Hurlstone Park station is within walking distance.
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Is there a playground at Sawyer Reserve?
Yes, it has a simple children's play area with equipment, better suited to a quiet visit than a big day out.
Is there parking at Sawyer Reserve?
Yes, drivers will find plenty of spaces close by.
Can I get to Sawyer Reserve by train?
Yes, Hurlstone Park station is a short walk away.
Is Sawyer Reserve good for trainspotting?
Yes, it is one of the best train-viewing spots in Hurlstone Park, and freight trains are the highlight.
Is Sawyer Reserve a quiet place to relax?
Yes, the reserve has a calm, quiet atmosphere suited to a relaxing afternoon.