Beale Reserve
Beale Reserve is a quiet, council-owned park on Rona Street in Peakhurst whose standout feature is a large, well-maintained lawn with a gentle slope. It has no playground, and the council points to it as a local model of low-cost, high-yield tree planting.
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About Beale Reserve
Open Lawn at Beale Reserve
Beale Reserve is formed from four lots that together make up one park, with a large grassed area across the site. The lawn is well maintained and has a slight slope. With no play area, the open grass is the primary space for everyday use. High power lines run overhead, which some people may find unappealing. Beale Reserve is rarely busy and is considered a safe place to spend time.
Facilities at Beale Reserve
Visitor tips for Beale Reserve
- ✓Bring a ball or outdoor games for children, since there is no play equipment.
Getting to Beale Reserve
Beale Reserve is at 25D Rona Street, Peakhurst NSW 2210, with street frontages on Rona Street, Lorraine Street and Beale Crescent, so it can be entered from three sides. It is near Mortdale and Riverwood railway station.
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- 📍Peakhurst High School
Frequently asked questions about Beale Reserve
Does Beale Reserve have a playground?
No, there is no playground or play equipment, so the open lawn is the main space for children.
Is Beale Reserve flat?
Not quite: the grass slopes gently, so choose your spot with that in mind.
Is Beale Reserve usually busy?
No, it is rarely crowded and is generally a quiet place to sit on the grass.
Who looks after Beale Reserve?
Georges River Council owns and manages the reserve.