Myrtle Road Reserve
Myrtle Road Reserve is a playspace reserve in Claremont Meadows NSW 2747. Its standout feature is a playground renewed in 2026, with equipment for toddlers through to older children, including an inclusive swing, an inclusive seesaw, a toddler sensory cubby and a balance trail.
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About Myrtle Road Reserve
Climbing and Slides at Myrtle Road Reserve
Myrtle Road Reserve has a multi-play unit with climbing equipment for older children that leads to a double slide. Young children have easy access to a junior slide on the same unit. Rope climbing equipment gives children another way to climb. A balance trail with a balance beam and sandstone blocks adds balance play, and a small path suits young children riding small bikes.
Swings and Toddler Play at Myrtle Road Reserve
Myrtle Road Reserve has three swing bays with an infant seat, a basket swing and an inclusive swing. Toddlers have their own cubby with sensory play, and flower-shaped talking tubes support imaginative and social play. An inclusive seesaw adds another activity that children can share. Plenty of adult seating sits around the playground for parents and carers, and shade cloth covers part of the play area.
Facilities at Myrtle Road Reserve
Visitor tips for Myrtle Road Reserve
- ✓Bring sun protection, because the exercise area next to the play equipment has no shade.
Getting to Myrtle Road Reserve
Myrtle Road Reserve is at the intersection of Myrtle Road and San Diego Street, Claremont Meadows NSW 2747. Parking is ample. The nearest bus stop is Myrtle Rd at Mundowie Pl, about a two-minute walk away, served by buses 770 and 774, and the T1 train line runs nearby. Mapping apps can also find the reserve using the address Meadow Pl, Claremont Meadows.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Myrtle Road Reserve
Does Myrtle Road Reserve have a playground for toddlers?
Yes. Toddlers can use the junior slide, the sensory cubby, and the infant seat and basket swing.
Is the playground at Myrtle Road Reserve inclusive?
Yes. It has an inclusive swing and an inclusive seesaw for children of different abilities.
Is there parking at Myrtle Road Reserve?
Yes, there is plenty of room to park at the reserve.
Can I have a picnic at Myrtle Road Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a picnic area.
When was the playground at Myrtle Road Reserve upgraded?
The renewed playspace opened in April 2026, funded by the NSW Government and Penrith City Council.