Ross Reserve
Ross Reserve is a large open grassed reserve at 37 Pyree Street, Bangor. Its most notable feature is a playground renovated at the end of 2020, with a climbing wall, slides and swings for children aged 2 to 10, and the reserve also has BBQs and a scooter and bike path.
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Playground at Ross Reserve
Ross Reserve has a playground that the council renovated at the end of 2020, aimed mainly at children aged 2 to 10. A tower-style unit has a climbing wall and two slides, and the playground also has balance beams, swings, a four-way rocker and a spring-loaded see-saw. For pretend play there is a small shop-front cubby, a car dashboard and large musical chimes. The equipment sits on bark and a new soft-fall surface, and a scooter and bike path runs around the play equipment.
Open Grass and Picnic Areas at Ross Reserve
Ross Reserve has a large grass area with room to kick a ball around, although the ground is not very flat. Mature trees shade the grounds, and large sandstone blocks under the trees give extra seating beside the two park benches. Ross Reserve also has BBQs for picnics, a sports area, tennis courts adjacent to the grass and views across the reserve.
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Visitor tips for Ross Reserve
- ✓Bring a hat and sunscreen for the playground, which has little shade while newly planted trees grow.
Getting to Ross Reserve
37 Pyree Street, Bangor NSW 2234, at the corner of Pyree St and Pilliga Pl. There is a small car park on site and plenty of on-street parking on the surrounding streets.
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- 📍Bangor Public School
- 📍Bangor Scout Hall
Frequently asked questions about Ross Reserve
What age is the playground at Ross Reserve for?
It is designed mainly for children aged 2 to 10, with climbing, sliding, swinging and pretend-play equipment.
Where do I park at Ross Reserve?
Drivers can use the reserve's small car park or park on the surrounding streets.
Are there BBQs at Ross Reserve?
Yes, Ross Reserve has BBQs, which suit a picnic on the grass.
Can kids ride scooters at Ross Reserve?
Yes, there is a scooter and bike path around the play equipment.
Are there tennis courts at Ross Reserve?
Tennis courts sit right next to the reserve's grass area.