Ann Cashman Reserve
Ann Cashman Reserve is a small grassed park on Elliott Street in Balmain, best known for its leash-free dog exercise area on weekends and public holidays. The reserve also has a fenced playground for young children, picnic tables and a drinking fountain.
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About Ann Cashman Reserve
Leash-Free Dog Area at Ann Cashman Reserve
Dogs may run off the lead at Ann Cashman Reserve only on weekends and public holidays, during set hours. Outside daylight saving time the leash-free window runs from 4pm to 10am, and during daylight saving time it runs from 5pm to 10am. Dogs must stay on a leash at all other times. Poo bags are provided at Ann Cashman Reserve, so owners can clean up after their dogs.
Playground and Picnic Tables at Ann Cashman Reserve
Ann Cashman Reserve has a fenced playground for young children, and the fencing separates the play equipment from the surrounding grass. Dogs are not permitted within 10 metres of the playground, which keeps the play area clear of pets. Picnic tables let families eat outdoors after play, and a drinking fountain is available for public use. Homes on Lawson Street and Elliott Street overlook the small grassed reserve.
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Visitor tips for Ann Cashman Reserve
- ✓Check whether daylight saving is in effect before a dog visit, as the leash-free start time moves between 4pm and 5pm.
Getting to Ann Cashman Reserve
On Elliott Street, Balmain NSW 2041; the reserve can also be reached from Beattie Street.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Ann Cashman Reserve
Can my dog go off-leash at Ann Cashman Reserve?
Only on weekends and public holidays, from 4pm to 10am, or 5pm to 10am in daylight saving time; dogs need a leash otherwise.
Is there a playground at Ann Cashman Reserve?
Yes, a fenced playground suits young children, and dogs must keep 10 metres clear of it.
Is Ann Cashman Reserve good for a picnic?
Yes, it has picnic tables and a drinking fountain for refilling water bottles.
Are poo bags provided at Ann Cashman Reserve?
Yes, the reserve supplies poo bags for dog owners.