Albert Parade Reserve
Albert Parade Reserve is a 1.0-acre neighbourhood park on Albert Parade in a quiet residential part of Ashfield. Its main feature is a children's playground, and the reserve's landscaping includes a rose garden, with upgrades such as nature play areas and outdoor gym equipment proposed.
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About Albert Parade Reserve
Playground and Gardens at Albert Parade Reserve
Albert Parade Reserve has a children's leisure playground, which gives young visitors a dedicated space to play. The reserve sits in a quiet residential area and also has landscaped gardens and an existing rose garden. Existing pathways run through the 1.0-acre reserve, and a drinking fountain on site lets children and parents have a drink between turns on the equipment.
Planned Upgrades at Albert Parade Reserve
Inner West Council adopted the Neighbourhood and Pocket Park Plan of Management, a 10-year plan, on 21 April 2026, and Albert Parade Reserve is part of it. Proposed works include playground upgrades with rubber flooring and nature play areas, upgraded pathway lighting, new seating and bins, and additional outdoor gym equipment. Landscaping work would restore lawn areas and improve the rose garden, and the existing pathways would be widened so they are accessible to all. Timing depends on future budget allocations and the 2026/27 Operational Plan.
Facilities at Albert Parade Reserve
Visitor tips for Albert Parade Reserve
- ✓Contact Council's park planning team at parksplanning@innerwest.nsw.gov.au or 02 9392 5634 to find out when the upgrade works are scheduled.
Getting to Albert Parade Reserve
40 Albert Parade, Ashfield NSW 2131. Ashfield railway station is about 600 metres southeast of the reserve, within walking distance.
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- 📍Rotary Park
- 📍De La Salle College Ashfield
Frequently asked questions about Albert Parade Reserve
Is there a playground at Albert Parade Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a children's playground, and proposed upgrades would add rubber flooring and nature play areas.
Is there drinking water at Albert Parade Reserve?
Yes, a drinking fountain is available on site.
Is Albert Parade Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Widening the pathways so everyone can use them is one of the proposed works, with timing tied to future budgets.
Are there walking paths at Albert Parade Reserve?
Yes, existing pathways run through the reserve, and brighter lighting along them has been proposed.
What is the closest train station to Albert Parade Reserve?
The closest train stop is Ashfield railway station, about 600 metres away on foot.