Parks in Berala, NSW 2141
Parks in Berala
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Coleman Park
Coleman Park is a sports and community park on Nottinghill Road and Georges Avenue in Berala, and its standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area with dog agility equipment. The park also has children's playgrounds, two synthetic cricket practice nets, a netball practice court and floodlights for night games.
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Jack and Jill Reserve
Jack and Jill Reserve is a small local park at 29-35 Tilba Street, Berala, with a playground built in April 2024. Its fort-style play structure has A-frame swings, a spinning disc, rockers and voice tubes for children from 0 to 12 and older.
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Kibo Park
Kibo Park is a reserve in Berala, NSW, managed by Cumberland Council, with a playground completed in August 2025 and a woody meadow of Australian shrubs started in 2024. The woody meadow was funded through the NSW Government's Greening Our Cities program.
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Leonie Crescent Reserve
Leonie Crescent Reserve is a small neighbourhood park at 13 Leonie Crescent, Berala, with a children's playground that has a slippery slide and swing set. The reserve is reached from the dead-end end of Leonie Crescent, where a large patch of grass sits beside the play equipment. Its standout feature is that playground.
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Spencer Park
A children's playground with a slide and swings is the main feature of Spencer Park, a sizeable park in Berala, NSW. Seating areas are scattered around the play area, and the park can be entered from four points, including a signposted entrance on Spencer Street.
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Vivian Crescent Reserve
Vivian Crescent Reserve is a small park in Berala, NSW, with a playground on Vivian Crescent as its main feature. The playground sits on a residential street, and Berala Station is about 300 m away, so the reserve is within walking distance of the train line and its play equipment.
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York Street Park
York Street Park is a park in Berala, a western Sydney suburb in the Cumberland Council area, with a playground. Council completed an upgrade of the park in January 2023, which added a ball screen fence along Lidbury Street.
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