Lapham Reserve
Lapham Reserve is a grassed public reserve at 2A Beverley Crescent, Penshurst. Its most notable feature is its walking paths through lush greenery, which make it a peaceful escape within the suburb. The reserve also has shade trees, open grass and a park bench for a short outdoor break.
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Walking Paths at Lapham Reserve
Lapham Reserve has paths that wind among leafy surroundings, and walking is the main activity at the reserve. The paths give everyday walkers a quiet route for gentle exercise close to home in Penshurst, and the calm setting keeps each walk removed from busy roads. A relaxed loop of the grounds suits a short outing rather than a full day out, with the bench as a place to pause along the way.
Grass, Shade and Seating at Lapham Reserve
Lapham Reserve has grassed areas, a park bench and trees that provide shade. The open grass gives visitors room to relax, the bench gives a place to sit, and the shade trees give cover on warm days. The grassed area has no fence along its road side, so it is open to the street. Anyone with small children or pets should keep them within sight near the road frontage.
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Visitor tips for Lapham Reserve
- ✓On warm days, plan your walk for the cooler part of the day.
Getting to Lapham Reserve
2A Beverley Crescent, Penshurst NSW 2222. The reserve sits on a quiet dead-end street, about 77 m from 697 King Georges Road and about 343 m from 14 Maclaurin Street.
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Is Lapham Reserve fenced?
No, the road side is unfenced, so the reserve is not a fully enclosed space for children or dogs.
What are the opening hours for Lapham Reserve?
It is listed as open all day Sunday to Friday (12:00 am to 11:59 pm) and closed on Saturday.
Are there walking paths at Lapham Reserve?
Yes, paths wind through the reserve's greenery and suit a gentle walk.
Is there shade at Lapham Reserve?
Yes, trees shade parts of the grounds, and there is a bench to rest on.