Ted Pike Reserve
Ted Pike Reserve is a community park on Park Ridge Circuit in Kellyville whose standout feature is a playground, upgraded in September 2022, with equipment for a range of ages, from an infant swing to an explorer rock wall. The reserve also has BBQ facilities, picnic areas and a basketball shooting area.
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About Ted Pike Reserve
Playground at Ted Pike Reserve
Ted Pike Reserve has a purpose-designed playground for children of varying ages and abilities. Climbers can tackle an explorer rock wall, a climber with handrails, a cable rope net and ring climber, and a vertical ladder. Ted Pike Reserve's playground also has a balance beam, a big dipper slide, a pod spinner, a bird's nest swing and an infant swing. With equipment for toddlers through to older children, the playground suits families visiting with mixed-age groups.
BBQs, Picnics and Basketball at Ted Pike Reserve
Ted Pike Reserve has BBQ facilities, free to use, and picnic areas that suit birthday celebrations, family gatherings and casual weekend outings for groups of various sizes. Bench seating is spread throughout the reserve, so parents can rest while supervising children, and a drinking fountain provides water. Visitors can also shoot hoops in the reserve's basketball shooting area, which supports informal sport.
Facilities at Ted Pike Reserve
Visitor tips for Ted Pike Reserve
- ✓Visit on a weekday morning for a quieter playground with shorter queues.
- ✓Call The Hills Shire Council on 1300 426 654 to report maintenance issues or ask about community events.
Getting to Ted Pike Reserve
10Z Broughton Ct (Park Ridge Circuit), Kellyville NSW 2155. Parking is available on site.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Kellyville
- 📍The Turkeys Nest Walk (5.7 km accessible paved circuit)
- 📍Caddies Creek Reserve
- 📍Turkeys Nest Recreation Park
- 📍Kellyville Centre Park (under development)
Frequently asked questions about Ted Pike Reserve
Is Ted Pike Reserve good for young children?
Yes, there is an infant swing, and the pod spinner and balance beam suit younger children, while the climbing structures challenge older ones.
Are the BBQs at Ted Pike Reserve free?
Yes, the BBQs cost nothing to use, and there are picnic areas for groups.
Can I bring my dog to Ted Pike Reserve?
Yes, as long as it stays on a leash.
Is there parking at Ted Pike Reserve?
Yes, there is parking on site.
What are the opening hours for Ted Pike Reserve?
It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.