Ropes Crossing Reserve
Ropes Crossing Reserve is a 13.2-acre sports and recreation park on Lawler Street, Ropes Crossing. Its standout feature is the sportsfield, which hosts football in winter and cricket in summer, and the reserve also has basketball and tennis courts, cricket nets, a playground and a BBQ.
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Sports Facilities at Ropes Crossing Reserve
Ropes Crossing Reserve has a sportsfield used for football during the winter sport season and for cricket during the summer sport season, along with a cricket wicket and cricket nets. The reserve is the home ground of the Ropes Crossing Strikers, a community-based football club serving Ropes Crossing and nearby communities. Ropes Crossing Reserve also has 2 basketball courts and 2 lit hard tennis courts.
Playground and BBQ at Ropes Crossing Reserve
Ropes Crossing Reserve has a playground beside the sportsfield amenities building, so families can watch a game while children play. The play equipment suits all ages and includes a swing set. Ropes Crossing Reserve also has a BBQ, with tables and seats for picnics and family meals. Families can let children use the swings while they share a meal at the tables.
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Visitor tips for Ropes Crossing Reserve
- โBook a tennis court online before you go, as the booking system shows live availability and gives instant confirmation.
Getting to Ropes Crossing Reserve
Lawler Street, Ropes Crossing NSW 2760, 49 kilometres (30 mi) west of the Sydney central business district. The reserve has off-street parking.
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Is there a playground at Ropes Crossing Reserve?
Yes, there is an all-ages playground with a swing set.
Are there BBQs at Ropes Crossing Reserve?
Yes, there is a BBQ with tables and seats.
Where do I park at Ropes Crossing Reserve?
Use the off-street parking, which is reached from Lawler Street.
Is Ropes Crossing Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the reserve is wheelchair friendly.
Are there walking or running paths at Ropes Crossing Reserve?
Yes, there is a walking path, and local residents use the reserve for running and personal training.