Moore Reserve
Moore Reserve is a 14.2 hectares park in Hurstville Grove NSW 2220 that has an enclosed off-leash dog park in its middle. It also has waterfront access to Oatley Bay with a boat ramp, a playground, BBQ areas and a long circuit path.
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About Moore Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Moore Reserve
Moore Reserve has an enclosed off-leash dog park in the middle of the park, with passive open space and workout equipment in its surrounds. Moore Reserve also has a surrounding unfenced dog off-leash area, so dogs can run beyond the fenced zone. The fenced dog park has a tap inside it and another tap outside it. Moore Reserve provides poo bags at the two entrances to the dog park, along with bins for disposal. The fenced dog park is listed at 73 West Crescent, Hurstville Grove NSW 2220, and is managed by Georges River Council. Off-leash times apply to the grassed area only, so owners should check the council's current dog rules before visiting Moore Reserve with their dog.
Playground and Play Equipment at Moore Reserve
Moore Reserve has a child's playground in the north of the park, beside some bushland and water harvesting features. Moore Reserve has swing sets, climbing equipment and other children's play sets for young visitors. Moore Reserve has an outdoor fitness play set that adds active play options alongside the playground. Moore Reserve has an open-air gym with workout equipment in the park's surrounds. Families visiting Moore Reserve can combine playground time with a walk along the long circuit path or a picnic near the water.
Picnic and BBQ Areas at Moore Reserve
Moore Reserve has shaded seating areas with BBQ facilities located close to the water. Moore Reserve has picnic tables and BBQ facilities listed among its main features. Moore Reserve has on-site parking near the water, so visitors can carry food and gear from their car to the shaded seating areas. The BBQ facilities at Moore Reserve sit alongside the boat ramp and waterfront, which makes the area suitable for family gatherings. Moore Reserve has a designated viewing platform with views of Oatley Bay, giving picnic groups a scenic outlook over the water.
Walking and Running Trails at Moore Reserve
Moore Reserve has a long path that circumnavigates the park, giving walkers a continuous loop around the reserve. Moore Reserve has walking and running trails for visitors who want a longer workout. Moore Reserve has an open-air gym, so visitors can exercise along the trails. Moore Reserve has a designated viewing platform with views of Oatley Bay, which makes a useful stopping point on a walk. Moore Reserve has a wetland, and the path route gives walkers a chance to see the park's water and open spaces.
Facilities at Moore Reserve
Visitor tips for Moore Reserve
- ✓Park in the car park next to the boat ramp or in the on-site parking near the water, since parking is plentiful.
- ✓Use the toilets at the boat ramp, which sit at the water's edge, as no water bubbler is nearby.
- ✓Fill your dog's water bowl at the taps inside or outside the fenced dog park.
- ✓Pick up poo bags at the two dog park entrances and use the bins provided.
- ✓Keep dogs on the grassed area during off-leash times, and check the council's current dog rules before visiting.
- ✓Reserve a shaded seating area with BBQ facilities near the water for a family picnic.
Getting to Moore Reserve
The fenced dog park is listed at 73 West Crescent, Hurstville Grove NSW 2220. Moore Reserve has a large parking area, on-site parking near the water, and a car park next to the boat ramp. Parking at Moore Reserve is plentiful.
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Frequently asked questions about Moore Reserve
Is Moore Reserve in Hurstville Grove good for dogs?
Moore Reserve has an enclosed off-leash dog park in the middle of the park. It also has a surrounding unfenced dog off-leash area, plus a tap inside and outside the dog park. Poo bags and bins are provided at the two dog park entrances.
Can I take my dog off-leash at Moore Reserve?
Moore Reserve has an enclosed off-leash dog park in the middle of the park and an unfenced off-leash area around it. Off-leash times apply only to the grassed area. Check Georges River Council's current dog rules before visiting.
Does Moore Reserve have a playground for kids?
Moore Reserve has a child's playground in the north of the park. The park also has swing sets, climbing equipment and an outdoor fitness play set. These play options sit alongside the open fields and walking paths.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Moore Reserve?
Moore Reserve has picnic tables and BBQ facilities. Shaded seating areas with BBQ facilities are located close to the water. Visitors can use these areas near the boat ramp.
Where do I park when visiting Moore Reserve in Hurstville Grove?
Moore Reserve has a large parking area and on-site parking near the water. A car park sits next to the boat ramp. Parking is plentiful at Moore Reserve.
Are there good walking paths or trails around Moore Reserve?
Moore Reserve has a long path that circumnavigates the park. The park also has walking and running trails and an open-air gym. A designated viewing platform offers views of Oatley Bay.