Len Reynolds Reserve
Len Reynolds Reserve is a small, quiet park near The Boulevarde in Sans Souci, best known for its views over the water. It suits young families looking for a picnic spot, people wanting a short, relaxed walk and owners taking their dogs out.
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About Len Reynolds Reserve
Picnics and Water Views at Len Reynolds Reserve
Len Reynolds Reserve is a suitable picnic spot for young families, with a quiet setting where people can sit, eat and unwind together. The reserve looks out over the water, which gives a picnic rug here a more scenic outlook than a typical neighbourhood lawn. Its relaxed atmosphere suits a slow lunch for children and adults alike. Len Reynolds Reserve has no shade, so families should bring their own umbrella or canopy for a longer stay.
Walks with Dogs at Len Reynolds Reserve
Len Reynolds Reserve is a place for walking, and its small size makes a visit a short, easy stroll rather than a long hike. Dog owners bring their pets to the reserve for an outing, and dogs enjoy walks across the grass. Walkers can take in the water views as they go. A relaxed walk with a dog, followed by a quick break on the grass, suits this small local green space close to home.
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Getting to Len Reynolds Reserve
Len Reynolds Reserve is in Sans Souci NSW 2219, near The Boulevarde and the Sans Souci Post Office. The 303 City to Sans Souci bus route runs about 0.2 km away.
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Frequently asked questions about Len Reynolds Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Len Reynolds Reserve?
Yes, owners bring their dogs here for short walks across the reserve.
Are there toilets at Len Reynolds Reserve?
No, there is no public toilet, so plan a stop before you arrive.
Is there shade at Len Reynolds Reserve?
No, the reserve has no shade, so pack your own cover for a picnic.
Is Len Reynolds Reserve good for a picnic with kids?
Yes, it is a quiet picnic spot for young families, with views across the water.
Can you catch a bus to Len Reynolds Reserve?
Yes, the 303 bus between the City and Sans Souci passes roughly 0.2 km from the reserve.