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Lambeth Reserve

Lambeth Reserve is a riverside reserve in Picnic Point NSW 2213 on the Georges River, best known for its wooden boardwalk with river views that leads to the Picnic Point boat ramp. The reserve also has a children's playground, a free outdoor gym, barbecues, picnic tables and a public toilet.

Best for

Kids playgroundDog walking on the riverside boardwalkFamily picnicsBarbecue gatheringsRiverside walks and jogging

About Lambeth Reserve

Riverside Boardwalk at Lambeth Reserve

Lambeth Reserve has a wooden boardwalk beside the Georges River that serves as a walking and jogging route with water views. The well-maintained track passes shady spots by the river and has a secluded feel, and it suits evening walks. Dogs are welcome on the boardwalk, although Lambeth Reserve has no fully fenced area and no separate spaces for big and small dogs. The boardwalk runs to the Picnic Point boat ramp and joins other riverside tracks along the Georges River for a longer walk.

Playground and Outdoor Gym at Lambeth Reserve

Lambeth Reserve has a newly built children's playground with one swing for older children and a flat-bottomed circle swing. The circle swing is not suitable for babies, and the playground has no baby swings. Lambeth Reserve also has a free outdoor gym for adults and elderly visitors, with a hand cycle, leg raise, pull-up bar and shoulder press. The gym needs no membership or booking, so parents can fit in a workout while children use the playground.

Picnics, Barbecues and Fishing at Lambeth Reserve

Lambeth Reserve has barbecues with grillers, around 4 picnic tables and seated benches, which suit family picnics and barbecue gatherings. Water is available to use, and the reserve has a public toilet. The Georges River beside Lambeth Reserve is a fishing spot, with bream, blackfish and whiting among the catch. Badminton is another activity on site, and Lambeth Reserve is open 24 hours every day.

Facilities at Lambeth Reserve

๐Ÿ›Playground
๐Ÿ”ฅBBQ Facilities
๐ŸšปToilets
๐Ÿ’งDrinking Water
๐Ÿ…ฟ๏ธParking
๐Ÿฝ๏ธPicnic Tables
๐ŸƒWalking Paths
๐Ÿ…Sports Fieldsโœ—
๐Ÿ•Dogs allowed
โ€ข Barbecues with grillers โ€ข Around 4 picnic tables โ€ข Seated benches โ€ข Water available to use โ€ข Public toilet โ€ข Children's playground (one swing for older children, flat-bottomed circle swing, no baby swings) โ€ข Free outdoor gym (hand cycle, leg raise, pull-up bar, shoulder press) โ€ข Wooden boardwalk along the Georges River

Visitor tips for Lambeth Reserve

  • โœ“Arrive early or visit on a weekday, as parking fills at peak times and the boardwalk gets crowds.
  • โœ“Bring insect repellent, as bugs can be about near the river.
  • โœ“Avoid the wet, puddled grass when you arrive, as it can be waterlogged.
  • โœ“Bring dog waste bags, plus your own supplies if you plan a long picnic or barbecue.

Getting to Lambeth Reserve

Lambeth Reserve is on the corner of Henry Lawson Drive and Lambeth Street, Picnic Point NSW 2213. Lambeth Reserve has parking, but spaces are limited at peak times and can be hard for vans to reverse into. The drive entry into the reserve is a rough path.

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Nearby Picnic Point

  • ๐Ÿ“Picnic Point boat ramp
  • ๐Ÿ“Georges River

Frequently asked questions about Lambeth Reserve

Can I take my dog to Lambeth Reserve?

Yes, dogs can walk with you along the riverside boardwalk, but there is no fenced dog area.

Are there toilets at Lambeth Reserve?

Yes, there is a public toilet on site.

Is the playground at Lambeth Reserve good for babies?

The playground is better suited to older children, as none of its swings are made for babies.

Is there parking at Lambeth Reserve?

Yes, the reserve has its own parking, though spaces run short at busy times and are tight for vans.

What are the opening hours of Lambeth Reserve?

The reserve never closes, and entry is free.