Lambert Reserve
Lambert Reserve is a local park on Whitegates Avenue in Peakhurst Heights, and its standout feature is two grass netball courts. It also has a playground with shade cloth, a pavement suitable for beginner cyclists, and a fig tree listed as a local heritage item.
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About Lambert Reserve
Playground and Bike Pavement at Lambert Reserve
Lambert Reserve has a playground with shade cloth, which keeps the play area shaded. The climbing structure is not suited to toddlers, so the playground works best for older children. Lambert Reserve also has a pavement suitable for beginner cyclists, where children learning to ride can practise. Families with older children can use the playground and the pavement in one visit.
Facilities at Lambert Reserve
Visitor tips for Lambert Reserve
- ✓Check Georges River Council's sportsfield closure status before heading out for netball.
Getting to Lambert Reserve
13d Whitegates Avenue, Peakhurst Heights NSW 2210.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Peakhurst Heights
- 📍Gannons Park
Frequently asked questions about Lambert Reserve
Does Lambert Reserve have a playground for toddlers?
It has a shaded playground, but the climbing structure is not good for toddlers.
What sports can you play at Lambert Reserve?
Netball, on two grass courts that Georges River Council lists among its sportsfields.
Is there anything historic at Lambert Reserve?
Yes, a fig tree in the reserve is a local heritage item under Hurstville planning rules.
Can kids ride bikes at Lambert Reserve?
Yes, a pavement in the reserve suits children who are learning to ride.