Salton Reserve
Salton Reserve is a waterside public park on St Georges Crescent in Drummoyne. Its standout feature is a playground with a slide and seating, set beside picnic areas, water views and well-maintained walking paths where visitors can spot native wildlife on land that once held a sailing clubhouse.
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About Salton Reserve
Playground at Salton Reserve
Salton Reserve has a playground with a slide for children and seating where parents can sit while they play. The playground is the reserve's main confirmed play facility for toddlers and older children alike. Salton Reserve Playground sits within the same reserve as the walking paths and picnic areas, so families can pair play time with a short walk or a meal outdoors.
Walking Paths and Wildlife at Salton Reserve
Salton Reserve has well-maintained walking paths suited to walking and running, along with scenic trails for exploring its natural surroundings. A variety of native plant species grows across Salton Reserve, giving it a natural character beyond its lawns and play areas. Waterfowl, parrots, native reptiles and small mammals may be seen along the paths, so the routes double as a place for casual wildlife observation as well as daily exercise.
Water Views and Sailing History at Salton Reserve
Salton Reserve has a waterside setting with water views, and its picnic areas let groups enjoy the outlook while they eat. The land at Salton Reserve previously held the clubhouse of the Drummoyne Sailing Club, and that site has since been restored as parkland. This history links Salton Reserve closely with Drummoyne's sailing community, and the reserve has hosted sailing events.
Facilities at Salton Reserve
Visitor tips for Salton Reserve
- ✓Visit in spring or autumn, the seasons best suited to the reserve.
- ✓Bring sunscreen and water in warmer months, as summers are warm and the area is generally dry.
Getting to Salton Reserve
St Georges Crescent, Drummoyne NSW 2047. The playground is listed at Roseby Street, Drummoyne.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Salton Reserve
Does Salton Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, there is a slide for kids, with seats nearby for carers.
What are the opening hours of Salton Reserve?
Its listed hours are 12:00 am to 11:59 pm from Sunday to Friday, and it is listed as closed on Saturdays.
Can you go running at Salton Reserve?
Yes, the paths suit runners as well as walkers.
Is Salton Reserve a good spot for a picnic?
Yes, there are picnic areas with an outlook over the water.
What wildlife lives at Salton Reserve?
Birds such as waterfowl and parrots, plus native reptiles and small mammals, can be spotted there.