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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About Bow Bowing Reserve
Open Grass for Sport at Bow Bowing Reserve
Bow Bowing Reserve has a huge open space covered in rich green grass, which is ideal for sports games. The lawn gives players room to run and spread out, so it suits casual ball games, informal team play and a kick-about. Groups planning a casual sport session will find the open grass is the main place to play, and it also suits general outdoor exercise.
Dog Walking at Bow Bowing Reserve
Bow Bowing Reserve is a well-used dog walking spot in Bradbury, and local dog walkers regularly bring their pets to exercise on its lush, open lawn. The wide grassed space suits daily walks with a dog. Because the reserve has little shade, owners walking dogs at Bow Bowing Reserve in hot weather should plan for the cooler parts of the day.
Facilities at Bow Bowing Reserve
Visitor tips for Bow Bowing Reserve
- ✓Bring a hat and sunscreen, as there is little shade on the grass.
- ✓Bring a rug if you plan to picnic, since there are only two benches.
Getting to Bow Bowing Reserve
2 Bow Bowing Crescent, Bradbury NSW 2560, in the Campbelltown area of south-west Sydney.
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- 📍Macleay Reserve
- 📍St Johns Park
Frequently asked questions about Bow Bowing Reserve
Can I take my dog to Bow Bowing Reserve?
Yes, dogs are welcome, and the open grass is a popular place for local dog walkers.
Is Bow Bowing Reserve good for ball games?
Yes, its large lawn has plenty of room for kicking a ball around or a casual game of sport.
Is there shade at Bow Bowing Reserve?
Very little, so come prepared for full sun.
Is there seating at Bow Bowing Reserve?
There are two park benches on the grounds.