Stevens Reserve
Stevens Reserve is a small, quiet corner park in Oatley. Its most notable feature is a playground designed for toddlers and smaller children. Mature trees give the reserve plenty of shade, and it also has picnic tables, park benches and room to kick a ball around.
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About Stevens Reserve
Toddler Playground at Stevens Reserve
Stevens Reserve has a playground with play equipment aimed at toddlers and smaller children, and the equipment is well kept and maintained. Shade from the surrounding trees lets little ones run around comfortably. Park benches sit close to the play area, so parents can keep an eye on children from a seat. Beside the playground there is space for a ball game, giving older siblings room to play too.
Picnic Tables and Shade at Stevens Reserve
Stevens Reserve has a couple of picnic table sets and several park benches spread among mature trees. Some benches sit in full sun and others under the trees, so visitors can choose between warmth and shade. The leafy grounds give the reserve plenty of shade on warm days, making it a calm, green and quiet place to relax, eat and spend time outdoors.
Dog and Park Rules at Stevens Reserve
Stevens Reserve requires dogs to be kept on a leash at all times, including near the playground and the picnic areas. The reserve also prohibits alcohol, horses, golf and trail bikes, which helps keep the reserve pleasant and safe for all visitors. Stevens Reserve is named after Mr Stevens, who was the foundation treasurer of the Oatley Amateur Swimming Club in 1927.
Facilities at Stevens Reserve
Visitor tips for Stevens Reserve
- ✓Bring a picnic blanket, as there are only a couple of table sets.
- ✓Bring your own drinking water, since the reserve has no tap.
- ✓Visit in autumn, when the leafy setting is at its most idyllic.
Getting to Stevens Reserve
Gungah Bay Road, Oatley NSW 2223.
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- 📍One 2 One Cafe (around the corner)
Frequently asked questions about Stevens Reserve
Can dogs go off leash at Stevens Reserve?
No, it is not an off-leash area, so dogs must stay on a leash throughout a visit.
Are there toilets at Stevens Reserve?
No, the reserve has no public toilets, so plan ahead when visiting with children.
Is Stevens Reserve good for toddlers?
Yes, the playground equipment suits toddlers and smaller children best.
Is there a cafe near Stevens Reserve?
Yes, One 2 One Cafe is a short walk away, around the corner, and sells takeaway coffee.