Kolombo Reserve
Kolombo Reserve is a 7.5-acre park on Skaife Street in Oran Park, completed in 2011 and designed mainly for passive recreation. Its standout feature is an all-abilities playground, alongside multi-purpose courts for sport. The reserve also has a scenic boardwalk, walking paths, a lake and sheltered picnic tables.
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About Kolombo Reserve
All-Abilities Playground at Kolombo Reserve
Kolombo Reserve has an all-abilities playground designed for children of different abilities to play together. The reserve actively welcomes people with access needs, so visitors with mobility or sensory requirements can plan a visit with confidence. Families can pair time at the playground with a rest at the sheltered picnic tables or the seating area, where they can enjoy the reserve's natural setting.
Boardwalk, Paths and Lake at Kolombo Reserve
Kolombo Reserve has a scenic boardwalk and walking paths that run through the park. A dedicated bike path is shared by walkers, runners and cyclists. The reserve also includes a lake and a drainage basin with a water quality pond, and maintenance has cleared the sediment that built up while the upstream catchment was undeveloped, restoring the basin to its original design.
Facilities at Kolombo Reserve
Getting to Kolombo Reserve
Skaife Street, Oran Park NSW 2570.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Kolombo Reserve
Does Kolombo Reserve have a playground for kids?
Yes, it has an all-abilities playground, which suits families whose children have access needs.
Can I walk or cycle at Kolombo Reserve?
Yes, walkers and cyclists can both use the dedicated bike path, and the boardwalk and walking paths suit a stroll.
How big is Kolombo Reserve?
It covers 7.5 acres and was designed mainly for passive recreation.
Who is Kolombo Reserve named after?
It honours Kolombo Perich, a former landowner and dairy farmer on the land now known as Oran Park Town.