Hurley Reserve
Hurley Reserve is a public park at 2R Hurley Crescent, Matraville NSW 2036, in Randwick City Council's area. Its standout feature is a playground with swings, a slide, monkey bars and climbing area, set in natural shade with open grass for picnics.
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Playground at Hurley Reserve
Hurley Reserve has a playground that sits within the park reserve. The playground has swings, a bucket seat, a climbing area, a jungle gym, monkey bars, a slide and a spring animal. Softfall flooring covers the ground beneath the equipment. Hurley Reserve's playground has a litter bin on site for rubbish. The playground is listed at 2R Hurley Crescent, Matraville NSW 2036, so families can find it using that street address. The combination of swings, climbing equipment and a slide gives young children several play options in one spot.
Shade and Picnic Grass at Hurley Reserve
Hurley Reserve has natural shade and open grass around the playground area. Hurley Reserve's open grass is suited to year-round picnics, so families can plan a picnic in any season. The natural shade gives children and adults a shaded spot near the play equipment. Hurley Reserve has a litter bin at the playground for picnic waste. Families who want a relaxed day can combine a picnic on the grass with time on the swings and slide. Hurley Reserve offers shade, grass and play equipment together in one reserve.
Rules at Hurley Reserve
Hurley Reserve prohibits dogs, so dogs cannot be brought into the reserve. Hurley Reserve prohibits alcohol and glass, so visitors should leave bottles and glass containers at home. Hurley Reserve prohibits smoking and vaping on site. These rules apply across the reserve and its playground, so visitors should follow them on every visit. Hurley Reserve's rules keep the play area suited to children, with dogs, alcohol and glass kept out. Visitors planning a family day can avoid problems by packing food, water and play gear before they arrive.
Facilities at Hurley Reserve
Visitor tips for Hurley Reserve
- ✓Bring a picnic rug, since the open grass at Hurley Reserve is suited to year-round picnics.
- ✓Leave dogs at home, because dogs are prohibited at Hurley Reserve.
- ✓Keep alcohol and glass containers out of the reserve, as both are prohibited.
- ✓Do not smoke or vape at Hurley Reserve, as both are prohibited.
- ✓Use the natural shade near the playground during sunny visits.
- ✓Put picnic rubbish in the litter bin at the playground.
Getting to Hurley Reserve
2R Hurley Crescent, Matraville NSW 2036.
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What facilities are available at Hurley Reserve in Matraville?
Hurley Reserve has a playground with swings, a bucket seat, a climbing area, a jungle gym, monkey bars, a slide and a spring animal. Softfall flooring sits under the equipment, and a litter bin is on site. Natural shade and open grass suit picnics year-round.
Can I bring my dog to Hurley Reserve?
No, dogs are prohibited at Hurley Reserve. Visitors with dogs should leave them at home or elsewhere when visiting the reserve.
Is there an off-leash dog area at Hurley Reserve in Matraville?
No, Hurley Reserve has no off-leash dog area because dogs are prohibited in the reserve. Visitors looking for an off-leash space will need to go to another park.
Is there a playground at Hurley Reserve for young kids?
Yes, Hurley Reserve has a playground with swings, a bucket seat, a climbing area, a jungle gym, monkey bars, a slide and a spring animal. Softfall flooring covers the ground beneath the equipment. The bucket seat and spring animal suit younger children.
Is Hurley Reserve good for a family day out with children?
Hurley Reserve suits a family day out because its playground has swings, a slide, monkey bars and climbing equipment. Natural shade and open grass suited to year-round picnics sit around the play area. Alcohol, glass, smoking and vaping are prohibited, so families should plan accordingly.
Are there BBQ facilities and picnic tables at Hurley Reserve?
Hurley Reserve has open grass suited to year-round picnics, with natural shade around the playground. A litter bin sits at the playground for picnic rubbish. Families planning a picnic can bring their own rug and food.