Glencoe Street Reserve
Glencoe Street Reserve is a public park on President Avenue, Sutherland, open 24 hours a day. Its standout feature is a shaded playground with a timber play unit, climbing wall, fireman's pole and slides, and it also has a free outdoor gym and a kickabout space.
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Playground at Glencoe Street Reserve
Glencoe Street Reserve has a timber play unit with a long bridge, a climbing wall, a fireman's pole and slides, plus a see-saw rocker and an old-style swing set. Mature trees shade the play area. The playground sits on a sloped site with low retaining walls. Fencing around the play area is only partial, and a locked gate guards the fenced section.
Free Outdoor Gym at Glencoe Street Reserve
Glencoe Street Reserve has a free outdoor gym provided by Sutherland Shire Council. The gym has balance equipment, a chin-up bar, parallel bars and a sit-up bench, covering calisthenics as well as mobility and balance training. Anyone can use it at any time, with no booking or membership needed. The council may change the equipment when it upgrades the park, so the exact pieces can differ over time.
Facilities at Glencoe Street Reserve
Visitor tips for Glencoe Street Reserve
- ✓Keep a close eye on young children near the retaining walls and the unfenced side of the play area.
Getting to Glencoe Street Reserve
524 President Avenue, Sutherland NSW 2232, with street parking.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Glencoe Street Reserve
Is Glencoe Street Reserve good for young kids?
Yes, the timber play unit suits young children, though the site slopes and the fencing is only partial.
Is there an outdoor gym at Glencoe Street Reserve?
Yes, a free council gym with a chin-up bar, parallel bars, a sit-up bench and balance gear.
What are the opening hours of Glencoe Street Reserve?
It never closes: the reserve is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
Is there parking at Glencoe Street Reserve?
Yes, there is street parking at the reserve.
Is there drinking water at Glencoe Street Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a drinking fountain.