Cockayne Reserve
Cockayne Reserve is a recently upgraded community park on Middleton Avenue, Castle Hill, beside Cattai Creek. Its standout feature is a network of shared pathways and two pedestrian bridges along the creek, with playgrounds, a picnic area and an exercise station for local families.
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About Cockayne Reserve
Playgrounds and Picnic Area at Cockayne Reserve
Cockayne Reserve has two playgrounds with a variety of play equipment for children. Cockayne Reserve also has a picnic shelter, seating areas and BBQ facilities, so a family can combine play with a barbecue meal. The shelter and barbecues make the reserve a practical choice for family picnics and birthday celebrations. The play and picnic areas sit in natural surroundings beside Cattai Creek.
Shared Pathways and Bridges at Cockayne Reserve
Cockayne Reserve has a network of shared pathways for pedestrians and cyclists. Two pedestrian bridges improve connections within the reserve and out to the surrounding streets. Cockayne Reserve also has an outdoor exercise station, free to use, so walkers and riders can fit a workout into their visit. The upgrade was part of the $6.6 million Cattai Creek Corridor Master Plan, jointly funded by the NSW Government and The Hills Shire Council.
Facilities at Cockayne Reserve
Visitor tips for Cockayne Reserve
- ✓Off-leash play isn't allowed here; take dogs to the fenced off-leash area at Coolong Reserve or the Lower Dog Arenas at Castle Hill Showground.
Getting to Cockayne Reserve
43 Middleton Avenue, Castle Hill NSW 2154. Paths and bridges connect the reserve to Middleton Avenue, White Cedar Drive, James Place and Facer Court.
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- 📍Coolong Reserve
- 📍Castle Hill Showground
Frequently asked questions about Cockayne Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Cockayne Reserve?
Yes, but they must stay on a leash at all times.
Does Cockayne Reserve have a playground?
Yes, Cockayne Reserve has two separate playgrounds for young children.
Are there BBQs at Cockayne Reserve?
Yes, BBQ facilities sit near the picnic shelter and seating areas.
Can you ride a bike at Cockayne Reserve?
Yes, the shared pathways are open to cyclists as well as walkers.
Is there exercise equipment at Cockayne Reserve?
Yes, an outdoor exercise station is free for anyone to use.