Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Ron Dine Memorial Reserve is a family-friendly 36.6-acre park on McCrae Drive, Camden South, where Camden Tigers Football Club is based. Its standout feature is a playground for children, and the reserve also has public toilets and paths for walking and running.
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About Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Walking and Running at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Ron Dine Memorial Reserve covers 36.6 acres and has walking and running paths across its grounds. The size of the reserve gives walkers and runners room for longer laps without repeating the same short circuit. Local residents can use Ron Dine Memorial Reserve as a regular place to exercise, and the family-friendly setting suits people who walk or run with children or a partner.
Football at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Camden Tigers Football Club is based at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve, and organised football matches are played on the reserve's grounds. The matches draw spectators, so the reserve serves people who come to watch a game as well as casual visitors. Spectators can pair a match with a walk on the reserve's paths or a playground stop for younger children, and public toilets on site make longer stays easier.
Facilities at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Visitor tips for Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
- ✓Call (02) 4654 7777 with any questions about the reserve before you visit.
Getting to Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
McCrae Drive, Camden South NSW 2570. Parking is available at the reserve.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Ron Dine Memorial Reserve
Is there a playground at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve?
Yes, children have a playground in a family-friendly setting.
Are there toilets at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve?
Yes, public toilets are available on site.
Is there parking at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve?
Yes, visitors arriving by car can park at the reserve.
What sport is played at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve?
Football is played here, as the reserve is home to Camden Tigers Football Club.
Can I walk or run at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve?
Yes, paths for walking and running cross the 36.6-acre reserve.