Currawong Reserve
Currawong Reserve is a 1.4-acre neighbourhood reserve on Spinebill Place in Ingleburn. Its most notable feature is a sports ground suited to soccer, football or cricket, and the reserve also draws dog walkers, cyclists and runners, with space for a picnic.
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About Currawong Reserve
Paths, Trails and Dog Walking at Currawong Reserve
Currawong Reserve has shared pathways for walking and cycling, along with well-maintained trails that give walkers and runners a defined route. Dog owners can walk their dogs on the same routes that pedestrians and cyclists use, which makes the reserve a practical spot for everyday dog walks for local residents. Waterways in the reserve add to the setting for anyone using the paths and trails.
Sports Ground at Currawong Reserve
Currawong Reserve has a sports ground suited to soccer, football or cricket, which is the reserve's main sporting space. The ground gives local players an open area for team games, and it serves residents who live close to the 1.4-acre reserve. Picnicking is another use of the reserve, so a family can pair a casual game on the ground with a picnic.
Facilities at Currawong Reserve
Visitor tips for Currawong Reserve
- ✓Keep an eye out for cyclists on the shared pathways when walking with a dog.
Getting to Currawong Reserve
Spinebill Place, Ingleburn NSW 2565.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Currawong Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Currawong Reserve?
Yes, dogs are welcome on walks along the reserve's paths and trails.
Can I have a picnic at Currawong Reserve?
Yes, picnicking is one of the activities the reserve is used for.
Can I play cricket at Currawong Reserve?
Yes, the ground can host cricket as well as soccer and football.
Can I ride a bike at Currawong Reserve?
Yes, cyclists can ride the shared pathways alongside walkers.
Who manages Currawong Reserve?
Campbelltown City Council manages the reserve.