Kendall Reserve
Kendall Reserve is a large, publicly accessible open space on Kendall Street in Sans Souci NSW 2219, close to Botany Bay. It serves mainly as a basic local play space with limited facilities, giving local children room to play. The Department of Education owns the land.
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About Kendall Reserve
Land Ownership and History of Kendall Reserve
The Department of Education owns the land at Kendall Reserve, and Bayside Council managed this publicly accessible open space under a 50-year lease that was due to expire in 2025. The NSW EPA Contaminated Land Record lists Kendall Reserve as a former landfill. Because of that landfill history, any future redevelopment of Kendall Reserve must take contamination on the site into account.
Facilities at Kendall Reserve
Visitor tips for Kendall Reserve
- ✓Pack drinks and snacks before you go, as Kendall Reserve has limited facilities.
Getting to Kendall Reserve
Kendall Reserve is on Kendall Street in Sans Souci NSW 2219 and is also listed under Lawson Street.
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- 📍Botany Bay
- 📍Sans Souci Public School
Frequently asked questions about Kendall Reserve
Does Kendall Reserve have a playground for kids?
Kendall Reserve has a basic local play space rather than a large playground complex.
Who owns Kendall Reserve?
The land belongs to the Department of Education rather than the council.
Is Kendall Reserve near Botany Bay?
Yes, Botany Bay lies to the east of the reserve.
Was Kendall Reserve a landfill?
Yes, the reserve is a former landfill site.