Acacia Road Reserve
Acacia Road Reserve is a community park on Acacia Road, Sutherland, whose most notable feature is an inclusive playground for children aged 2 to 8. The reserve also has fitness equipment, a scooter and bike path, shade, drinking water and a conservation area.
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About Acacia Road Reserve
Playground at Acacia Road Reserve
Acacia Road Reserve has a playground geared towards the 2-8 age group. Its equipment includes an inclusive basket swing, balancing logs for climbing and balancing, and a small combination unit with a fort, a slide and a climbing structure. The playground was completed in late 2019 through a partnership between Sutherland Shire Council and Bupa, which involved a land exchange, and Mayor Carmelo Pesce officially opened it.
Fitness, Riding and Nature at Acacia Road Reserve
Acacia Road Reserve has outdoor fitness equipment and a scooter and bike path, so active families can combine exercise and riding with a turn on the playground. Part of the reserve is a conservation area that protects remnant endangered Sydney Turpentine Iron Bark Forest. Shade and seating offer places to rest between activities, and a water bubbler supplies drinking water for refilling bottles.
Facilities at Acacia Road Reserve
Getting to Acacia Road Reserve
Acacia Road, Sutherland NSW 2232. Parking is available at the reserve, and Kirrawee railway station is about 700 metres southeast.
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Frequently asked questions about Acacia Road Reserve
Is Acacia Road Reserve good for young kids?
Yes, the playground is aimed at children aged 2 to 8 and includes an inclusive basket swing.
Is there parking at Acacia Road Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has parking for visitors.
Can I get to Acacia Road Reserve by train?
Yes, Kirrawee station lies 700 metres to the southeast.
Is there drinking water at Acacia Road Reserve?
Yes, a water bubbler on site lets visitors refill bottles.