AC Charlie Moore Reserve
AC Charlie Moore Reserve is a community park at 47Z Ellerslie Drive, West Pennant Hills, with walking paths through natural bushland as its most notable feature. The reserve also has a children's playground, picnic and BBQ areas, seating and bubblers, and it is named after Private AC 'Charlie' Moore.
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Playground and Picnic Facilities at AC Charlie Moore Reserve
AC Charlie Moore Reserve has playground equipment designed for young children, and seating areas spread through the grounds let carers sit while they supervise play. The reserve also has picnic facilities and BBQ areas, so families can cook on site or bring their own food for a meal between play sessions. With bubblers for drinking water as well, the reserve suits weekend family outings, birthday celebrations and informal community gatherings.
Bushland Walking Paths at AC Charlie Moore Reserve
AC Charlie Moore Reserve contains several walking paths that wind through natural bushland, as well as footpaths. The bushland paths suit gentle walks, light jogging and nature observation, giving low-impact exercise along shaded routes through the vegetation. The paths offer a peaceful respite from the urban surroundings, making the reserve a quiet escape for walkers and joggers within West Pennant Hills.
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Visitor tips for AC Charlie Moore Reserve
- ✓For cricket fields or basketball courts, head to nearby George Thornton Reserve.
Getting to AC Charlie Moore Reserve
47Z Ellerslie Drive, West Pennant Hills NSW 2125.
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- 📍George Thornton Reserve
Frequently asked questions about AC Charlie Moore Reserve
Is there a playground at AC Charlie Moore Reserve?
Yes, there is play equipment for young children, with benches close by for parents.
Are there BBQs at AC Charlie Moore Reserve?
Yes, you can cook a meal on the BBQs and eat at the picnic facilities.
Are there walking tracks at AC Charlie Moore Reserve?
Yes, bush tracks cross the reserve, good for a stroll or an easy run.
Who is AC Charlie Moore Reserve named after?
It honours Private AC 'Charlie' Moore, an Australian Imperial Forces serviceman who died as a prisoner of war in 1945.