Patricia Giles Reserve
Last updatedPatricia Giles Reserve is a quiet reserve on the corner of Bangalow Avenue and Bassett Street in Mona Vale, with an unfenced playground of swings and a play structure, picnic tables and grass. The playground is surrounded by natural bush and the reserve has no toilets.
About Patricia Giles Reserve
Playground at Patricia Giles Reserve
Patricia Giles Reserve has a playground with swings and a play structure. The playground is not fenced, and a screen of natural bush surrounds it. The reserve has lots of grass and picnic tables, and it has no toilets. Northern Beaches Council manages the reserve in Mona Vale, and the playground is the only play facility the reserve has. The reserve is named after Patricia Giles OAM, Pittwater's longest-serving councillor and first female mayor.
Facilities at Patricia Giles Reserve
Getting to Patricia Giles Reserve
Corner of Bangalow Avenue and Bassett Street, Mona Vale NSW 2103. There is plenty of street parking on Bassett Street and Bangalow Avenue.
Near Patricia Giles Reserve
FAQ
Does Patricia Giles Reserve have toilets?
No, the reserve has no toilets.
Is the playground at Patricia Giles Reserve fenced?
No, the playground is not fenced. A screen of natural bush surrounds it.
Is there parking at Patricia Giles Reserve?
Yes, there is plenty of street parking on Bassett Street or Bangalow Avenue.