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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About Lack Reserve
Cycleway and Shared Paths at Lack Reserve
Lack Reserve has a cycleway through the trees, where visitors can ride a bike or take a gentle stroll. Shared walk and cycle pathways also cross the reserve, so walkers and cyclists use the same path network. The paths are the main way to move around Lack Reserve, and they pass through the peaceful, tree-lined setting that defines the park, which suits a quiet walk or ride in Ambarvale.
Playground at Lack Reserve
Lack Reserve has a playground with play equipment designed for children, and playground activities are among the reserve's listed features. Kids can jump and climb all over the equipment, which gives young visitors plenty of active play. Because the park is peaceful, children can play while the rest of the family relaxes nearby, and a playground stop pairs easily with a ride or stroll on the cycleway.
Dog Walking at Lack Reserve
Lack Reserve lists dog walking among its features, so owners can bring dogs for a walk along the cycleway or the shared paths. Lack Reserve is not one of Campbelltown City Council's designated leash-free areas, which means dogs should be kept under effective control during a visit. Owners should pick up after their dogs and keep them clear of children using the playground.
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Visitor tips for Lack Reserve
- ✓Keep to one side of the shared paths, since walkers and cyclists use the same network.
Getting to Lack Reserve
Englorie Park Drive, Glen Alpine NSW 2560, near Ambarvale.
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Frequently asked questions about Lack Reserve
Can I walk my dog at Lack Reserve?
Yes, dog walking is one of the reserve's listed features.
Can I take my dog off-leash at Lack Reserve?
No, it isn't a designated leash-free area, so keep your dog under effective control.
Does Lack Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, kids have play equipment to climb on and jump around.
Are there walking or cycling paths at Lack Reserve?
Yes, a cycleway runs through the trees, and the other paths are shared by walkers and riders.