Koala Walk Reserve
Koala Walk Reserve is a public park on Currawong Street in Ingleburn. Its most notable feature is an outdoor gym with five fitness stations along the reserve's cycleway. The reserve also has a huge open space with room for soccer, rugby or cricket, and shared pathways for walking and cycling.
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Outdoor Gym at Koala Walk Reserve
Koala Walk Reserve has an outdoor gym with five stations spread along its cycleway, each with easy-to-follow instructions. The equipment includes pull-up bars, dip bars, a horizontal bar, a push-up bar, a lat pull-down, a leg press, a leg raise station, a bench, a step, a cross trainer and a stationary bike. Together the stations cover calisthenics, strength and cardio training, so riders on the cycleway can stop for a workout along the way.
Walking and Cycling Paths at Koala Walk Reserve
Koala Walk Reserve has shared pathways for walking and cycling, including a walking path and a cycleway that leads from the reserve to Cumberland Rd for a longer ride. Casual walkers and cyclists use the same routes, so the reserve suits both a leisurely stroll and a bike ride. Seats give walkers and riders a place to stop and rest. Dog walkers use the pathways too.
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Getting to Koala Walk Reserve
Koala Walk Reserve is at 29-31 Currawong Street, Ingleburn NSW 2565, a short walk from a bus stop on Kings Rd.
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Can I bring my dog to Koala Walk Reserve?
Yes, dogs are allowed and can be walked along the reserve's pathways.
Is the outdoor gym at Koala Walk Reserve good for beginners?
Yes, each station has easy-to-follow instructions, so first-time users can work through a full-body routine.
Can I play soccer or cricket at Koala Walk Reserve?
Yes, there is enough open space for a game of soccer, rugby or cricket.
Can I get to Koala Walk Reserve by bus?
Yes, buses stop on Kings Rd, within a short walk of the reserve.