Paddy Tyler Reserve
Paddy Tyler Reserve is a local park on Cook St in Mortdale. Its most notable feature is a shaded grassy area with enough room to chase a ball, and dogs are welcome on a lead, though the reserve is not a designated off-leash area.
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About Paddy Tyler Reserve
Shade and Grassy Area at Paddy Tyler Reserve
Paddy Tyler Reserve has a grassy area with enough open ground for a game of fetch or other ball games. Shade is available nearby, giving visitors a spot to rest between games. The reserve is a simple local green space rather than a park with a large set of facilities, so it suits a short, relaxed visit close to home. Families visit at times, and the shaded grass gives parents a comfortable place to sit while children and pets play.
Dogs on Lead at Paddy Tyler Reserve
Paddy Tyler Reserve is a dog-friendly park where dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. The reserve is not a designated off-leash area, and Mortdale Ward has no dog off-leash areas, so on-lead walking is the only way for dogs to use the park. Dogs on lead can still enjoy the grassy area, the shade and walks around the reserve, which makes it a handy local stop for a dog walk.
Facilities at Paddy Tyler Reserve
Visitor tips for Paddy Tyler Reserve
- ✓Pack a ball for fetch and a lead for your dog.
Getting to Paddy Tyler Reserve
1 Cook St, Mortdale NSW 2223, about 385 m from 80 Railway Parade.
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Can I take my dog to Paddy Tyler Reserve?
Yes, dogs are welcome, but they must stay on a lead for the whole visit.
Is there an off-leash area at Paddy Tyler Reserve?
No, and there are no off-leash areas anywhere in Mortdale Ward.
Is Paddy Tyler Reserve good for kids?
Children have open grass to play on and shade nearby, though the park has few facilities.
What can you do at Paddy Tyler Reserve?
Visitors play fetch and ball games on the grass, walk dogs on lead and relax in the shade.