Kensington Rotary Reserve
Kensington Rotary Reserve is a leafy public park on Gardeners Road in Kingsford, in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Its most notable feature is that dogs can exercise off the leash. The reserve also has picnic tables, seating, a gazebo for all-weather family outings and natural shade.
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About Kensington Rotary Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Kensington Rotary Reserve
Kensington Rotary Reserve is an off-leash area for dogs. Randwick City Council resolved on 28 November 2023 to permit off-leash use at the reserve, and that decision currently applies. Owners must maintain effective control of their dogs and must pick up after them. Because the reserve is mostly enclosed, it gives dogs and their owners a contained, sheltered space to exercise in Kingsford.
Picnic Tables and Shade at Kensington Rotary Reserve
Kensington Rotary Reserve has picnic tables and seating for family gatherings. A gazebo gives the reserve an all-weather space for family outings, and natural shade covers parts of the grounds, so visitors can rest outdoors on hot days. Alcohol restrictions apply at Kensington Rotary Reserve, so visitors should check the rules before bringing drinks to a picnic. Golf practice is banned at the reserve.
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Getting to Kensington Rotary Reserve
140-154R Gardeners Road, Kingsford NSW 2032, on the corner of Leonard Avenue and Gardeners Road.
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Can I take my dog off-leash at Kensington Rotary Reserve?
Yes, dogs may run off the lead here, as long as owners keep them under effective control and clean up after them.
Are there picnic tables at Kensington Rotary Reserve?
Yes, there are picnic tables and seating, plus a gazebo for shelter.
Is there shade at Kensington Rotary Reserve?
Yes, the leafy reserve has natural shade, and the gazebo offers cover on hot days.
Can you drink alcohol at Kensington Rotary Reserve?
Restrictions on alcohol apply here, so it is worth confirming what is allowed first.