Ray McCormack Reserve
Ray McCormack Reserve is a public park on MacArthur Avenue in Revesby, behind the YMCA, best known for sports fields that cater to local sporting clubs. The reserve also has a children's playground, picnic areas, walking paths, open green spaces and stands of old remnant bushland.
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About Ray McCormack Reserve
Walking Paths and Bushland at Ray McCormack Reserve
Ray McCormack Reserve has walking paths that run through the park, and local residents use them for daily dog walks. Old remnant bushland trees grow within the reserve, including Woollybutts, Melaleucas and a Grey Box, so walkers pass native vegetation along the way. The reserve is a haven for biodiversity in Bankstown, and residents also use it as a place for quiet reflection.
Playground and Picnic Areas at Ray McCormack Reserve
Ray McCormack Reserve has a children's playground set within open green spaces, so young visitors have room to run around. The reserve also has picnic areas that suit family outings, and parents can pair a picnic with time at the playground because both sit in the same park. The open grass gives families space to spread out a rug, eat together and let children play between meals.
Facilities at Ray McCormack Reserve
Visitor tips for Ray McCormack Reserve
- ✓The reserve is open 24 hours, so it suits an early-morning or late-evening dog walk.
Getting to Ray McCormack Reserve
1/3 MacArthur Avenue, Revesby NSW 2212, behind the YMCA. The reserve provides access to Revesby station.
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Frequently asked questions about Ray McCormack Reserve
Can I take my dog to Ray McCormack Reserve?
Local residents regularly walk their dogs along the reserve's paths.
Is there a playground at Ray McCormack Reserve?
Yes, there is a children's playground surrounded by open green space.
Are there sports fields at Ray McCormack Reserve?
Yes, the fields are set up for local sporting clubs to use.
What are the opening hours of Ray McCormack Reserve?
It never closes: the reserve is open around the clock, seven days a week.
Is Ray McCormack Reserve good for a family picnic?
Yes, there are picnic areas, and children can use the playground while adults set up.