Salmon Reserve
Salmon Reserve is a neighbourhood park in Punchbowl NSW 2196 with a playground, an open playing field and sheltered seating. Its standout feature is a memorial to Florence and Leonard Salmon, who served in World War II, set within the park's community green space.
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Play Spaces at Salmon Reserve
Salmon Reserve has a children's playground with a slide, a climbing frame and swings, giving young children several play options in one spot. A seating area sits beside the play equipment, so adults can stay close while children play, and sheltered seating offers a place to rest out of the weather. Beyond the playground, Salmon Reserve has an open playing field that suits ball games and informal sport, while its open green space gives picnickers room to spread out and walkers space for a relaxed stroll.
Memorial at Salmon Reserve
Salmon Reserve is a place of remembrance honouring Florence and Leonard Salmon for their service and sacrifice in World War II. Florence was an Australian Army nurse who kept caring for the wounded after the sinking of the SS Vyner Brooke. Leonard served with the 2/12th Field Ambulance and was aboard the Australian Hospital Ship Centaur in 1943. Visitors can learn about this wartime service while using the park for everyday play and recreation.
Facilities at Salmon Reserve
Visitor tips for Salmon Reserve
- ✓Bring a ball if you plan to use the open field.
Getting to Salmon Reserve
Salmon Reserve is on Mulga Street, Punchbowl NSW 2196.
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Does Salmon Reserve have a playground?
Yes, there is a playground with swings, a slide and a climbing frame.
Is there somewhere to sit out of the weather at Salmon Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has sheltered seating.
Can you play ball games at Salmon Reserve?
Yes, there is an open field with room for ball games.
Is Salmon Reserve good for a picnic?
Yes, the open green space has room for picnics.
What is the memorial at Salmon Reserve?
It honours Florence Salmon, an Army nurse, and Leonard Salmon of the 2/12th Field Ambulance for their World War II service.