Bill Fisher Reserve
Bill Fisher Reserve is a small park on Dening Street in Drummoyne, near Five Dock Bay and just metres from Taplin Park. Its most notable feature is its setting for picnics and evening walks, with shady trees to sit under and a scenic backdrop used for wedding photo shoots.
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About Bill Fisher Reserve
Walking and Picnics at Bill Fisher Reserve
Bill Fisher Reserve is a beautiful location for a walk and a picnic. Its walking area suits an evening stroll after the working day, and its open picnic space lets groups spread out a rug and eat outdoors. The reserve covers 0.002 km² with a perimeter of 172 m, so a short walk can be extended at Taplin Park, which sits just metres away.
Relaxing and Celebrations at Bill Fisher Reserve
Bill Fisher Reserve has shady trees where visitors sit and relax in the open air. People come to the reserve to read a book, practise yoga or listen to music. Bill Fisher Reserve also hosts celebrations and gatherings, friends meet there to catch up, and its scenic setting is used for wedding photo shoots. The reserve suits quiet time alone as well as group events.
Facilities at Bill Fisher Reserve
Visitor tips for Bill Fisher Reserve
- ✓Pack your own dog waste bags, as none are provided.
- ✓Take all rubbish home, as picnic litter has been left behind here before.
Getting to Bill Fisher Reserve
Bill Fisher Reserve is at 66 Dening Street, Drummoyne NSW 2047. Check with the City of Canada Bay for parking arrangements.
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- 📍Taplin Park
- 📍Five Dock Bay
Frequently asked questions about Bill Fisher Reserve
Can I take my dog to Bill Fisher Reserve?
Dog rules are set by the City of Canada Bay, so check the council website before you visit.
What are the opening hours of Bill Fisher Reserve?
The reserve is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Is Bill Fisher Reserve good for a party or picnic?
Yes. It has open space for picnics and is used for celebrations and gatherings; ask the City of Canada Bay about bookings for large group events.
When is the best time to visit Bill Fisher Reserve?
Evenings suit a relaxed walk, and daytime suits a picnic under the trees.