Whiteoak Reserve
Whiteoak Reserve is a park of 7.5 acres at 89 Bestic Street, Brighton-Le-Sands, with walking, running and hiking trails and a large open grass area. Its most notable feature is that it marks the southern start of the Muddy Creek Cycleway, a wide shared path that links north to the Cooks River and Alexandra Canal cycleways.
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About Whiteoak Reserve
Walking, Running and Hiking Trails at Whiteoak Reserve
Whiteoak Reserve has well-maintained walking, running and hiking trails that suit a range of fitness levels. The terrain runs from gentle slopes to more challenging pathways, so a visit can be an easy stroll or a harder workout. The trails pass through lush greenery and serene water bodies, which gives the reserve a calm, natural setting in Brighton-Le-Sands. Runners and walkers use the trails for both exercise and relaxation.
Muddy Creek Cycleway at Whiteoak Reserve
Whiteoak Reserve is the southern start of the Muddy Creek Cycleway, also known as the M6 Active Transport link, which begins off Bestic Street. The cycleway is a wide, smooth shared path with a clearly marked bike lane for cyclists. Heading north, the cycleways run through to Tempe, where riders can join the Cooks River Cycleway or the Alexandra Canal Cycleway through to Mascot. This link makes the reserve a useful starting point for cycling between Brighton-Le-Sands and inner southern Sydney.
Open Grass Area at Whiteoak Reserve
Whiteoak Reserve has a large open grass area for relaxing, exercising or walking a dog. The lawn sits among the reserve's lush greenery and gives the park a spacious, pleasant feel that suits an unhurried afternoon outdoors. Fishing is another activity at Whiteoak Reserve, and the open lawn is a comfortable place to rest after a walk, a run or a ride.
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Getting to Whiteoak Reserve
89 Bestic Street, Brighton-Le-Sands NSW 2216.
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- 📍Muddy Creek
- 📍Cooks River Cycleway
- 📍Alexandra Canal Cycleway
Frequently asked questions about Whiteoak Reserve
Can I walk my dog at Whiteoak Reserve?
Yes, dog owners can use the reserve's open lawn for a walk.
Is there a bike path at Whiteoak Reserve?
Yes, the Muddy Creek Cycleway begins at the reserve, and its shared path has a marked lane for bikes that leads north towards Tempe.
How big is Whiteoak Reserve?
Whiteoak Reserve covers 7.5 acres of trails, lawn and greenery.
What activities can I do at Whiteoak Reserve?
Visitors come to Whiteoak Reserve to walk, run, hike, cycle and fish.