Veno Street Reserve
Veno Street Reserve is a fully fenced, grassed park in the centre of Heathcote with a playground renewed in 2022. Its standout feature is a KliX FUSIONplay unit with a slide, climbing wall and nets, and the reserve also holds a monument to the first military wireless transmission in Australia.
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About Veno Street Reserve
Playground at Veno Street Reserve
Veno Street Reserve has a playground designed for a range of ages and abilities, set on synthetic softfall. Beyond the slide, climbing wall and nets, the KliX FUSIONplay unit has a step climber, an interactive play panel and a ground-level imagination play area for younger children. A climbing fort with slide and activity panels sits alongside nature-based play, a spinner and stepping logs. The KliX NATURALplay trail and a double-bay swing set with nest, strap and cub seats round out the equipment.
Grounds and Monument at Veno Street Reserve
Veno Street Reserve has grassed areas, landscaped garden beds and shady mature trees, with a popular picnic area set among the trees. Paved pathways link the playground, picnic seating and monument. The monument commemorates the first military wireless transmission in Australia, which took place in Heathcote on 28 March 1910. Toilets sit inside the reserve, so a picnic lunch can run alongside a playground visit.
Facilities at Veno Street Reserve
Visitor tips for Veno Street Reserve
- ✓On warmer days, settle under the mature trees for shade.
Getting to Veno Street Reserve
1331 Princes Highway, Heathcote NSW 2233, in the centre of Heathcote near the local shops. Parking is available at the reserve.
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- 📍Heathcote Hotel
Frequently asked questions about Veno Street Reserve
Is Veno Street Reserve fenced?
Yes, the whole reserve is fully fenced, which helps keep young children contained.
Is the playground at Veno Street Reserve good for toddlers?
Yes, the equipment suits a range of ages and abilities, and the ground-level imagination play area and synthetic softfall help younger kids.
Are there toilets at Veno Street Reserve?
Yes, toilets are located inside the reserve.
Is Veno Street Reserve good for a picnic?
Yes, it has picnic seating among shady mature trees, with toilets close by.
Is there parking at Veno Street Reserve?
Yes, there is parking on site at 1331 Princes Highway.