Parks in Ambarvale, NSW 2560
15 parks in Ambarvale, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Ambarvale
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Ambarvale Sports Complex
Ambarvale Sports Complex is a sports ground at Ambarvale NSW 2560 with multiple soccer fields, a cricket pitch available for hire, and a cycleway loop for walking, running and riding. Its standout feature is its soccer fields, including three winter soccer fields, two of which have floodlighting.
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Clerkenwell Reserve
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Fieldhouse Park
Fieldhouse Park is a large park on Woodhouse Drive in Ambarvale with a playground as its standout feature, offering swings, a slide and rockers. Plenty of open green space gives children room for running around, easy access pathways lead around the park, and the local shops are only a short walk away.
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Fred Sheather Park
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Gargery Reserve
Gargery Reserve is a small neighbourhood park in Ambarvale whose most notable feature is a compact playground suited to children under 12. Benched seating gives parents and carers a place to rest while children play, though shaded seating is limited and there are no public toilets on site.
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Haredale Park
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Lack Reserve
Lack Reserve is a peaceful park in Ambarvale whose standout feature is a cycleway running through the trees. The reserve also has shared walking and cycling paths, a playground where children can jump and climb on the play equipment, and dog walking among its listed features.
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Mandurama Reserve
Mandurama Reserve is a 9.3-acre park in Ambarvale, NSW 2560, with a standout feature of walking trails and a well-maintained bike path. It also offers picnic spots, a small lake and native wildlife, making it a green space for walking, running, hiking and cycling.
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Nurra Reserve
Nurra Reserve is a 6.8-acre reserve on Garland Way in Ambarvale. Its most notable feature is a scenic walking route that follows a small creek along the reserve, and its trails and open space suit walking, running, hiking and casual ball games.
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Patrick Newman Park
Patrick Newman Park is a tranquil green space at 23 Holborn St, Ambarvale, with a playground aimed mainly at toddlers and juniors as its standout feature. The park also has walking paths and suits picnics, playtime and relaxation for local families.
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Rixon Hill Reserve
Rixon Hill Reserve is a 1.7-acre park on Whitechapel Cl, Ambarvale, with well-maintained walking and running trails. Its most notable feature is its wildlife: native birds, wallabies and lizards live in the reserve, alongside unique plant species that walkers can see from the trails.
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Rosemeadow Reserve
Rosemeadow Reserve is a 33.7-acre community park at 77 Dickens Road, Ambarvale. Its most notable feature is its sports grounds, with cricket fields and soccer fields that make organised play the main reason to visit, and the large open site also suits walking and running.
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Shiel Park
A park in Ambarvale.
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Startop Reserve
Startop Reserve is a reserve in Ambarvale whose standout feature is an outdoor gym built for calisthenics and strength training, where visitors work out using their own body weight. Startop Reserve also has open space and a walking path, making it a local spot for outdoor fitness and a stroll.
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Trotwood Reserve
A park in Ambarvale.