Mulberry Street Reserve
Mulberry Street Reserve is a Sutherland Shire Council reserve at 24 Mulberry Street, Loftus NSW 2232, with a playground. Its standout feature is a recently upgraded play area, funded with $250,000 in council works, that includes a multi-play unit, swings, a spinner, a rocker and a balance trail.
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About Mulberry Street Reserve
Playground Upgrade at Mulberry Street Reserve
Mulberry Street Reserve has a playground that was upgraded through council-funded works worth $250,000. The upgrade added new play equipment, including a multi-play unit, swings, a spinner and a rocker. The same works added a balance trail, activity panels and bench seating to Mulberry Street Reserve. The play area also has swings, seating and grassed open space, plus room for other games. Because the upgrade combined several types of play equipment with a balance trail, the reserve offers a varied play setting in one location.
Seating and Open Grass at Mulberry Street Reserve
Mulberry Street Reserve has grassed open space with room for other games beside its play area. Mulberry Street Reserve has swings and seating in its play area, and the recent upgrade added bench seating. Mulberry Street Reserve has plenty of seating for visitors. The grassed area works alongside the playground, giving children space to run around between play equipment. Mulberry Street Reserve therefore combines open grass, seating and play equipment in one reserve, with a bushland backdrop visible from its access stairs.
Facilities at Mulberry Street Reserve
Visitor tips for Mulberry Street Reserve
- ✓Use the access stairs from Mulberry Street to reach the playground, which also gives a view over nearby bushland.
- ✓Enter from Viburnum Road if you are arriving from that side, as it is a second entry point to the reserve.
- ✓Keep dogs on a leash, as dogs must be leashed at Mulberry Street Reserve.
- ✓Try the balance trail and activity panels added in the recent upgrade, alongside the multi-play unit.
- ✓Bring a ball or other game for the grassed open space, which has room for other games.
Getting to Mulberry Street Reserve
Mulberry Street Reserve is at 24 Mulberry St, Loftus NSW 2232, with entry from either Mulberry Street or Viburnum Road. Access stairs run down the slope from Mulberry Street to the playground.
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- 📍Viburnum Road entry point
- 📍Nearby bushland, visible from the access stairs
Frequently asked questions about Mulberry Street Reserve
Is Mulberry Street Reserve in Loftus good for a family outing?
Mulberry Street Reserve has a playground with swings, a multi-play unit, a spinner and a rocker. The upgrade also added a balance trail, activity panels and bench seating. Families can use the grassed open space, which has room for other games, alongside the play equipment.
Can I take my dog to Mulberry Street Reserve in Loftus?
Dogs are permitted at Mulberry Street Reserve on a leash. Dogs on leash is the listed dog rule for the reserve. Dogs must be kept on a leash while visiting.
Does Mulberry Street Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Mulberry Street Reserve has a playground that was upgraded through council-funded works worth $250,000. The play area includes swings, seating and grassed open space. The upgrade also added activity panels and a balance trail.
What equipment is in the playground at Mulberry Street Reserve?
The playground at Mulberry Street Reserve has a multi-play unit, swings, a spinner and a rocker. The upgrade also added activity panels and bench seating. The play area includes grassed open space with room for other games.
Are there walking paths or trails through Mulberry Street Reserve?
Mulberry Street Reserve has a balance trail added during the recent council upgrade. Access stairs run down the slope from Mulberry Street to the playground. The stairs give a view over nearby bushland.
What makes Mulberry Street Reserve different from other parks in the Sutherland Shire?
Mulberry Street Reserve has a recently upgraded playground, funded with council works worth $250,000. The upgrade added a multi-play unit, swings, a spinner, a rocker and a balance trail. Access stairs from Mulberry Street give a view over nearby bushland.