Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Centenary of Anzac Reserve is a 15.8-acre park in Castle Hill. Its most notable feature is a war memorial with a Stone of Remembrance and a Lone Pine tree, and the reserve also has a learn-to-ride track for children, a playground, two sports fields and walking trails.
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About Centenary of Anzac Reserve
War Memorial at Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Centenary of Anzac Reserve has a prominent war memorial at its heart, dedicated on 21 April 2013. The memorial includes a large white-painted Stone of Remembrance inscribed with "Lest we forget", a flagpole and several bronze plaques honouring various military services and conflicts. A Lone Pine tree, grown from a seed of the original Gallipoli Lone Pine, was planted during the dedication ceremony. The memorial pays tribute to those who served in the armed forces and is the gathering place for Anzac Day commemorations and community remembrance events.
Playground and Learn-to-Ride Track at Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Centenary of Anzac Reserve has a small shaded playground next to the community centre. The reserve's learn-to-ride track helps young cyclists and scooter riders practise road rules safely, with pedestrian crossings, stop signs and roundabouts built into the course. The track gives children an engaging and educational way to learn to ride. Picnic areas at Centenary of Anzac Reserve give families a place to rest between play and riding.
Sports Fields and Trails at Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Centenary of Anzac Reserve has two single sports fields for local-level cricket and other field sports, with matchplay lighting for evening activities and change rooms for players. The reserve also has a pétanque court and bike paths for recreational riders. Walking and running trails, including a 0.4-mile trail, give fitness visitors a tranquil setting for outdoor exercise. The reserve's community centre has a kiosk for refreshments.
Facilities at Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Visitor tips for Centenary of Anzac Reserve
- ✓Visit on Anzac Day (25 April) for commemorative events at the war memorial.
- ✓Arrive early on weekends and in school holidays, when more families visit.
- ✓Book the sports fields or hire facilities through The Hills Shire Council on 1300 4 BOOKING (1300 426 654).
Getting to Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Centenary of Anzac Reserve is at the corner of Wrights Road and Green Road, Castle Hill NSW 2154, with parking reached from Wrights Road. During special events, extra parking is available on the school, TAFE College and Department of Education land opposite the reserve; don't use the Kellyville Plaza or Aldi car parks during major events.
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Frequently asked questions about Centenary of Anzac Reserve
Is there a playground at Centenary of Anzac Reserve?
Yes, there is a small shaded playground, plus a learn-to-ride track for children on bikes and scooters.
Where do I park at Centenary of Anzac Reserve?
Use the parking entered from Wrights Road; on event days, extra spaces open on the education land across the road.
What sports can you play at Centenary of Anzac Reserve?
Teams play cricket and other field sports on the two lit fields, and there is a pétanque court too.
Why is it called Centenary of Anzac Reserve?
It is named to mark the centenary of Anzac, and its memorial honours those who served.
What are the opening hours at Centenary of Anzac Reserve?
The community centre opens Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and the outdoor areas may be open outside those hours.