Webber Street Reserve
Webber Street Reserve is a local park in Sylvania whose standout feature is a playground with a play tower and double slides, plus swings, a spinner and a climbing frame. A small perimeter path suits bikes and scooters, shady trees and seating offer rest, and dogs must stay on a leash.
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About Webber Street Reserve
Playground at Webber Street Reserve
Webber Street Reserve has a playground built around a play tower with double slides. The play equipment also includes a climbing frame, swings with a basket swing, a spinner and balance equipment, all set on a mulch softfall surface. The playground came from a council renewal project that replaced the old playground at Sylvania Road North Reserve, about 400 metres away. Seating and new landscaping sit close to the play area, so adults can rest while children play.
Perimeter Path and Dog Rules at Webber Street Reserve
Webber Street Reserve has a small perimeter path that runs around the edge of the park and is used by bikes and scooters. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times, as the reserve has no off-leash area. Dog walkers share the perimeter path with riders, so keeping a dog close helps everyone pass safely. Shady trees across the open space give walkers and riders a place to pause.
Facilities at Webber Street Reserve
Getting to Webber Street Reserve
6R Webber Street, Sylvania NSW 2224, about a 15-minute walk from a retirement village on Port Hacking Road.
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- 📍Sylvania Road North Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Webber Street Reserve
Can I take my dog off-leash at Webber Street Reserve?
No, dogs need to stay on a lead throughout the reserve.
Is there a playground at Webber Street Reserve?
Yes, the playground has a play tower with double slides, swings, a spinner and balance equipment.
Can kids ride bikes or scooters at Webber Street Reserve?
Yes, children can ride bikes and scooters on the small path that circles the reserve.
Is there shade and seating at Webber Street Reserve?
Yes, shady trees and seats are spread across the reserve.