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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Playground at Quirk Reserve
Quirk Reserve has a brand new playground shaded by trees, which gives children natural cover from the sun while they play. Families are invited to bring their children along to try it out. The playground sits in a large park with open space around it, and the picnic tables along the nearby sealed path let a family pair play time with a picnic lunch in the same visit.
Walking and Bike Paths at Quirk Reserve
Quirk Reserve has a sealed path that loops through the park and a specially built pathway that winds through it, both suited to a leisurely walk or bike ride. The paths pass through peaceful bushland scenery, giving walkers and cyclists a quiet setting for outdoor exercise in Bradbury. Picnic tables are set out along the route, so visitors can stop partway around the loop to rest or eat.
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Getting to Quirk Reserve
Kippara Pl, Bradbury NSW 2560. The reserve is bounded by St Johns Road, Kipparra Place, The Parkway, and Akuna and Bangalla Avenues. A bus stop is a short walk down St Johns Rd.
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Is there a playground at Quirk Reserve for young kids?
Yes, a brand new one, with trees providing shade over the play area.
Can I ride a bike at Quirk Reserve?
Yes, cyclists can use both of the park's paths, which suit an unhurried ride.
Are there picnic tables at Quirk Reserve?
Yes, tables are spaced along the sealed path, close to the playground.
Is Quirk Reserve good for a family day out?
Yes, the large park has plenty for the whole family, from the shaded playground to the picnic tables and bushland paths.