Bradley Avenue Reserve
Bradley Avenue Reserve is a small terraced garden on the corner of Bradley Avenue and Riddle Street in Bellevue Hill. Its most notable feature is a walking route through the garden from Bradley Avenue to Victoria Road, and dogs are allowed on a leash at all times.
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About Bradley Avenue Reserve
Terraced Garden at Bradley Avenue Reserve
Bradley Avenue Reserve has a terraced layout that steps through the landscape, which gives this small Bellevue Hill reserve a compact, garden-style character. A route through the garden connects Bradley Avenue with Victoria Road, so people on foot can use the reserve to cross between the two streets. Bradley Avenue Reserve serves as a landscaped green space and a connecting route rather than a large open park.
Dog and Visitor Rules at Bradley Avenue Reserve
Bradley Avenue Reserve allows dogs on a leash at all times and has no off-leash area, so dogs of every size must stay leashed, including while crossing between Bradley Avenue and Victoria Road. Bradley Avenue Reserve also prohibits golf practice, camping, fires and unauthorised vehicles. These rules make the reserve suited to leashed dog walks rather than off-leash play, overnight stays or cooking over an open flame.
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Getting to Bradley Avenue Reserve
Corner of Bradley Avenue and Riddle Street, between 152-154 Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023. Entrances are on Riddle Street and Victoria Road.
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Can I take my dog to Bradley Avenue Reserve?
Yes, but your dog must stay on a leash the whole time, as there is no off-leash area.
Can I have a barbecue at Bradley Avenue Reserve?
Fires are banned at the reserve, so a barbecue with an open flame isn't allowed.
Is there a walking path through Bradley Avenue Reserve?
Yes, a path runs through the garden between Bradley Avenue and Victoria Road.
Can I camp or play golf at Bradley Avenue Reserve?
No, camping and golf practice are both prohibited, and vehicles need authorisation to enter.