Parks in Bradbury, NSW 2560
15 parks in Bradbury, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Bradbury
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Akuna Reserve
A park in Bradbury.
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Baden Powell Reserve
Baden Powell Reserve is a park for dogs in Bradbury, in Western Sydney, whose standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash area with agility equipment. The enclosure is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and owners can rest at a sheltered picnic table beside it.
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Bottlebrush Reserve
A park in Bradbury.
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Bow Bowing Reserve
Bow Bowing Reserve is a large open park in Bradbury whose standout feature is a huge expanse of rich green grass suited to sports games, casual ball games and dog walking. The reserve has two park benches and little natural shade, and it sits near Macleay Reserve and St Johns Park.
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Bradbury Park
Bradbury Park is a sport, play and leisure precinct on The Parkway in Bradbury, within the wider Campbelltown area of New South Wales. Its standout feature is the Bradbury Oval, home to a premier cricket field that also hosts rugby league in winter.
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Campbelltown Billabong Parklands
Campbelltown Billabong Parklands is a four-hectare public park and water-play precinct on the corner of The Parkway and Moore-Oxley Bypass in Bradbury. Its most notable feature is a 1600m² lagoon, set alongside a main swimming pool, a children's pool and a splash play area with a splash pad and stream.
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Fishers Ghost Park
Fishers Ghost Park is a bushland reserve on The Parkway in Bradbury. Its standout feature is a shared walk and cycle pathway that runs almost the entire length of The Parkway, giving walkers, joggers, cyclists and dog walkers a scenic route through green bushland.
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Hoddle Reserve
Hoddle Reserve is a medium-sized suburban reserve in Bradbury NSW 2560 made up of open grass and established trees. Its most notable feature is a Bottle Brush tree where Rainbow Lorikeets feed on nectar. The reserve has no playground, seating, tables or BBQ facilities.
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Jim Merry Reserve
Jim Merry Reserve is a basic local park in Bradbury, a short walk from Bradbury Shopping Village. Its most notable feature is a playground for younger children with a slide, two swings and climbing options, next to a decent grassed area for running around.
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Kenny Reserve
Kenny Reserve is a park in Bradbury NSW 2560, located on Kullaroo Avenue and managed by Campbelltown City Council. Its standout feature is a wide, flat open area suited to ball games, alongside a playground with swings and a slippery dip. Kenny Reserve also offers dog walking and paths for walking and running.
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Macleay Reserve
Macleay Reserve is a 2.5-acre park on Macleay St, Bradbury NSW 2560, and its standout feature is dog walking. The large, peaceful reserve also has a playground for young children and well-maintained trails, shaded by surrounding trees, for walking, running and hiking.
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Manooka Reserve
Manooka Reserve is a large open space on The Parkway in Bradbury, and its most notable feature is a newly upgraded playground with rope play challenges, nature play and shade sails. The reserve also has a cricket pitch and a soccer field, both available for hire, plus concrete pathways, a cycleway and shaded areas.
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Quirk Reserve
Quirk Reserve is a large park in Bradbury, formerly part of the Quirk family farm, with a brand new playground shaded by trees. Its standout feature is a sealed path that loops through peaceful bushland, with picnic tables set along the way for walkers, bike riders and families stopping for lunch.
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St Johns Park
A park in Bradbury.
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Unnamed (No.HA1629) Heritage Agreement
A park in Bradbury.