Cassandra Crescent Reserve
Cassandra Crescent Reserve is a local reserve in East Heathcote with an all-abilities playground that has a ramp to the upper deck, synthetic grass pathways for wheelchair users and a large nest swing. The reserve is bordered by bushland, with a scooter path and an easy bushwalk beside a small river.
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About Cassandra Crescent Reserve
All-Abilities Playground at Cassandra Crescent Reserve
Cassandra Crescent Reserve has an all-abilities playground that Sutherland Shire Council upgraded in December 2020. Play equipment includes a large nest swing, a baby swing, a large basket swing, rope wall climbing, a rope bridge, climbing nets, a small rock climbing wall and a medium-sized slide. Imaginative play comes from a small pretend shopfront, talking tubes and a moveable maze where children guide a ball to the centre, while logs and rocks invite jumping. The surface mixes synthetic grass and bark, and the playground mainly suits children aged 0 to 8.
Scooter Path and Bushwalk at Cassandra Crescent Reserve
Cassandra Crescent Reserve has a path that circles the reserve, suited to scooters and small bikes. An entrance directly behind the reserve leads down rock stairs to an easy bushwalk beside a small river, and walkers can head left, right or both ways along the track. The bushwalk suits children aged 3 and up, and the bushland bordering the reserve gives the walk a natural setting close to the playground.
Facilities at Cassandra Crescent Reserve
Visitor tips for Cassandra Crescent Reserve
- โWatch young children near the entrance, as the reserve is fenced but not gated.
Getting to Cassandra Crescent Reserve
33 Cassandra Crescent, Heathcote NSW 2233, in East Heathcote (also given as 33R Cassandra Cres). Parking is directly out the front, with ample on-street parking on the roads in front of the reserve.
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Is there a playground at Cassandra Crescent Reserve?
Yes, its all-abilities playground is aimed at kids up to 8 and has swings, climbing nets, a slide and a moveable maze.
Are there toilets at Cassandra Crescent Reserve?
No, there are no toilets, so plan a stop before you arrive.
Is Cassandra Crescent Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the reserve has disabled access, and a ramp and synthetic grass pathways let wheelchair users reach the play equipment.
Where can I park at Cassandra Crescent Reserve?
Cars can pull up right out the front, and there is plenty of street parking nearby.
Are there walking trails at Cassandra Crescent Reserve?
Yes, rock stairs behind the reserve lead to an easy riverside bushwalk suitable for kids from age 3.