Biddigal Reserve
Biddigal Reserve is a small clifftop park on Ramsgate Avenue at the northern end of Bondi Beach. Its standout feature is a playground with bespoke art play pieces by Lloyd Keleman, shaped as a sea dragon, fish, turtle, crocodile and octopus, alongside picnic areas and barbecues.
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About Biddigal Reserve
Playground and Art Play Pieces at Biddigal Reserve
Biddigal Reserve has a playground with swings, a see-saw and rockers for young children. Artist Lloyd Keleman made the bespoke art play pieces that stand among the equipment: a sea dragon, a fish, a turtle, a crocodile and an octopus. Biddigal Reserve is kid-friendly and family friendly, which makes it a practical stop for families with young children in North Bondi. The Bondi Beach children's pool is a short walk down the hill, so a play session can be paired with a swim.
Picnic Areas and BBQs at Biddigal Reserve
Biddigal Reserve has a picnic site with picnic areas and barbecue facilities, set on a clifftop behind North Bondi Beach. A shelter and sheltered seating areas give picnic groups some cover from the weather. These facilities make Biddigal Reserve suited to weekend barbecues, family gatherings and casual lunches near the beach. Accessible cafes and restaurants also sit close to the reserve for anyone who would rather buy food than cook.
Facilities at Biddigal Reserve
Visitor tips for Biddigal Reserve
- ✓Bring a picnic blanket or towel for extra seating.
- ✓Speedos Cafe nearby makes an easy meeting point for groups.
Getting to Biddigal Reserve
Biddigal Reserve is on Ramsgate Avenue, North Bondi NSW 2026, behind North Bondi Beach near the corner of Campbell Street. Parking is limited to the street on Ramsgate Avenue and Campbell Parade, where timed paid parking applies.
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- 📍North Bondi Beach
- 📍Bondi Beach children's pool
- 📍Speedos Cafe
Frequently asked questions about Biddigal Reserve
What play equipment is at Biddigal Reserve?
Swings, a see-saw and rockers, plus sculpted play pieces shaped like sea creatures and a crocodile.
Are there toilets at Biddigal Reserve?
No, the park has none; use the public toilets at North Bondi Beach.
Is Biddigal Reserve wheelchair and pram friendly?
Yes, entry and the ground around the park are step-free on a gentle gradient.
Is there free parking near Biddigal Reserve?
No, street spaces nearby are few and you pay for a timed stay.
Can I go walking or running at Biddigal Reserve?
Yes, walking and running trails pass through the park.