Heathfield Reserve
Heathfield Reserve is a quiet nature reserve on Lightning Street in Raby. Its most notable feature is a rock climbing wall, which sets it apart from other local reserves. The reserve also has a playground for young children under new shade cloth, in a green and scenic setting.
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About Heathfield Reserve
Rock Climbing Wall at Heathfield Reserve
Heathfield Reserve has a rock climbing wall that gives children a physical challenge beyond standard play equipment. Older kids in particular enjoy tackling the wall. Families can split their time between the climbing wall and the shaded playground, so children of different ages each have something to do. Heathfield Reserve therefore suits active children who like a challenge during a visit to Raby.
Shaded Playground at Heathfield Reserve
Heathfield Reserve has a playground for young children, and new shade cloth covers the play area. The shade cloth keeps the playground comfortable during the warmer parts of the day. The playground is the main play space at Heathfield Reserve, and it suits parents of young children who want an easy outing close to home in Raby. Parents can relax nearby while children play in the shade.
Facilities at Heathfield Reserve
Visitor tips for Heathfield Reserve
- ✓Bring a bag to take your rubbish home, as litter can build up around the park.
Getting to Heathfield Reserve
Lightning Street, Raby NSW 2566.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Raby
- 📍Eagle Farm Reserve
- 📍Byrne Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Heathfield Reserve
Does Heathfield Reserve have a playground?
Yes, Heathfield Reserve has a shaded playground suited to young kids.
Are there toilets at Heathfield Reserve?
No, there are no public toilets, so plan ahead before you visit.
Is there a climbing wall at Heathfield Reserve?
Yes, the rock climbing wall is a favourite with older kids looking for a challenge.
Is Heathfield Reserve a quiet park?
Yes, the reserve is tranquil, with excellent scenery that makes it a calmer choice than busier parks in the area.