Brigalow Place Reserve
Brigalow Place Reserve is a public park in Engadine set beside native bushland. Its standout feature is a playground renewed in late 2020 for children aged 1 to 10, with two slides, a climbing rope tunnel and swings, and the reserve also has a large grassed area for ball games.
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About Brigalow Place Reserve
Playground at Brigalow Place Reserve
Brigalow Place Reserve has a playground that was comprehensively renewed in late 2020, with synthetic turf and playbark as its ground surface. The equipment includes two slides, activity boards, a climbing rope tunnel, swings, balancing beams and a small dinky track. Sutherland Shire Council aims the playground mainly at younger children and has decided to keep it as it is, so the current equipment is set to remain. The playground sits beside bushland, pairing play equipment with natural surroundings.
Grass and Bushland at Brigalow Place Reserve
Brigalow Place Reserve has a large grassed area for ball sports and informal play, giving groups open space for games rather than marked courts or fields. The reserve's bushland contains local native plants that attract birds and wildlife, so a visit can combine ball games with birdwatching. Brigalow Place Reserve also has a scooter and bike path, and a bubbler supplies drinking water on site.
Facilities at Brigalow Place Reserve
Getting to Brigalow Place Reserve
7 Brigalow Place, Engadine NSW 2233. Designated indented parking lets visitors park off the carriageway.
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What age is the playground at Brigalow Place Reserve for?
It suits kids from 1 to 10 years old.
Is there parking at Brigalow Place Reserve?
Yes, there are indented bays, so there is no need to stop on the road.
Is there drinking water at Brigalow Place Reserve?
Yes, there is a bubbler for refilling bottles.
Can kids ride scooters at Brigalow Place Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a path for scooters and bikes.