Heslehurst Reserve
Heslehurst Reserve is a neighbourhood park on the corner of Moate Avenue and Princess Street in Brighton-Le-Sands, NSW 2216. Its standout feature is a playground with swings, a climbing unit with slide, and a spring rider for children up to 12 years old.
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About Heslehurst Reserve
Playground at Heslehurst Reserve
Heslehurst Reserve has a playground designed for several age groups. The renewal plan provides new playground equipment for preschool and lower primary age groups, alongside replacement equipment suitable for children up to 12 years of age. Heslehurst Reserve's play area includes swings, a climbing unit with a slide, and a spring rider. The playground surface is new rubber wetpour surfacing, which gives children a soft ground covering for active play. Families visiting Heslehurst Reserve can use these features with both younger children and older primary school children.
Renewal Works at Heslehurst Reserve
Bayside Council ran a consultation on the playspace renewal at Heslehurst Reserve from 27 January 2023 to 24 February 2023. Construction at Heslehurst Reserve was proposed to start in May 2023, and the reserve was under construction with completion due in January 2024. During construction, the playground at Heslehurst Reserve was unavailable and fenced construction zones were in place. The renewal also adds park seating, a bin and landscaping improvements to Heslehurst Reserve. Residents can contact Bayside Council's City Projects team on (02) 9562 1564 about the renewal.
Location and Nearby Landmarks at Heslehurst Reserve
Heslehurst Reserve sits on the corner of Moate Avenue and Princess Street in Brighton-Le-Sands, NSW 2216. Heslehurst Reserve is situated next to the Brighton-Le-Sands library and post office. The reserve is managed by Bayside Council. Because Heslehurst Reserve occupies a street corner, it is accessible from both Moate Avenue and Princess Street. Visitors heading to Heslehurst Reserve can locate it by its corner position beside the library and post office.
Facilities at Heslehurst Reserve
Visitor tips for Heslehurst Reserve
- ✓Call Bayside Council's City Projects team on (02) 9562 1564 to check the current status of the Heslehurst Reserve playspace renewal before visiting.
- ✓Look for the reserve on the corner of Moate Avenue and Princess Street, directly beside the Brighton-Le-Sands library and post office.
- ✓Bring preschool and lower primary aged children to the equipment designed for those age groups.
- ✓Older children up to 12 years old can use the replacement play equipment at Heslehurst Reserve.
- ✓Use the climbing unit with slide and the spring rider for active play at Heslehurst Reserve.
Getting to Heslehurst Reserve
Heslehurst Reserve is on the corner of Moate Avenue and Princess Street, Brighton-Le-Sands, NSW 2216. The reserve is next to the library and post office.
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- 📍Brighton-Le-Sands library
- 📍Brighton-Le-Sands post office
Frequently asked questions about Heslehurst Reserve
Does Heslehurst Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, Heslehurst Reserve has a playground with new equipment for preschool and lower primary age groups. The playground also includes replacement equipment suitable for children up to 12 years of age.
What facilities does Heslehurst Reserve have for families with toddlers?
Heslehurst Reserve has play equipment for preschool and lower primary age groups, including swings and a climbing unit with slide. The playground surface is rubber wetpour, and the reserve has park seating and a bin.
What sports or recreation activities can I do at Heslehurst Reserve?
Heslehurst Reserve offers playground activities, including swinging, climbing and sliding. A spring rider is also part of the play equipment at the reserve.
What cafes or shops are close to Heslehurst Reserve in Brighton-Le-Sands?
Heslehurst Reserve is next to the Brighton-Le-Sands library and post office. The reserve is on the corner of Moate Avenue and Princess Street.
What makes Heslehurst Reserve different from other parks in Brighton-Le-Sands?
Heslehurst Reserve has a playground with a climbing unit, slide and spring rider for children up to 12 years old. Its playspace was scheduled for renewal with new rubber wetpour surfacing.
Is Heslehurst Reserve worth visiting for a relaxed afternoon?
Heslehurst Reserve has park seating and a playground with swings, a climbing unit with slide and a spring rider. The reserve also has landscaping improvements as part of its renewal.