Blue Bell Street Reserve
Blue Bell Street Reserve is a public park in Heathcote with a partly fenced, shaded playground close to bushland. Its most notable feature is a climbing wall on the main play unit, and the park also has swings, a kids' bike path and a generous kickabout space on a slope.
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About Blue Bell Street Reserve
Playground at Blue Bell Street Reserve
Blue Bell Street Reserve has a main play unit with a climbing wall, a ladder with monkey bars, a climbing net, a fireman's pole, steps, a slide and a shop front on the ground floor. The playground also has a single spinner, steppers, a balance beam, a see-saw and a double bay swing set that includes a basket swing. The play area is covered in synthetic turf, and the eastern side of the reserve is fenced, so some supervision is always needed. A kids' bike path runs beside the play space.
Kickabout Space and Seating at Blue Bell Street Reserve
Blue Bell Street Reserve has a generous kickabout space, most of which is on a slope. A picnic table sits at the top of the slope with a view of the play unit, which makes it a useful spot for supervising children. Sandstone blocks around the play space are aligned and stacked to form a wall, and visitors can use them as seating while children play nearby.
Facilities at Blue Bell Street Reserve
Visitor tips for Blue Bell Street Reserve
- ✓Visit earlier in the day in the warmer months, as the synthetic turf in the play area can get hot.
- ✓Bring a ball for a kickabout on the slope.
- ✓Bring your own food and drinks, as there is no coffee nearby.
Getting to Blue Bell Street Reserve
Blue Bell Street Reserve is at 5-7 Berrima St, Heathcote NSW 2233, with on-street parking in the surrounding local streets.
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Frequently asked questions about Blue Bell Street Reserve
Is the playground at Blue Bell Street Reserve fenced?
The playground is only partly fenced, with fencing on the eastern side, so keep young children in sight.
Is Blue Bell Street Reserve good for young kids?
Yes, the play equipment suits young children, and adults can watch from the picnic table at the top of the slope.
Where do I park when visiting Blue Bell Street Reserve?
Parking is on-street only, along the local roads around the park.
Is Blue Bell Street Reserve wheelchair accessible?
A concrete path with a gentle grade runs around the perimeter of the play space, but the kickabout space is mostly on a slope.