Taren Point Reserve
Taren Point Reserve is a public green space at 71 Holt Rd, Taren Point NSW 2229, in southern Sydney. The reserve's best-known feature is its coral trees, which date to a council planting in 1937. Visitors use Taren Point Reserve for picnicking, fishing and boating.
Best for
Picnic outings
Facilities at Taren Point Reserve
🛝Playground✗
🔥BBQ Facilities✗
🚻Toilets✗
💧Drinking Water✗
🅿️Parking✗
🍽️Picnic Tables
🏃Walking Paths✗
🏅Sports Fields✗
🐕Dogs✗
• Picnic area
Getting to Taren Point Reserve
71 Holt Rd, Taren Point NSW 2229.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Taren Point
- 📍Captain Cook Park
- 📍Don Lucas Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Taren Point Reserve
Can I go fishing or boating at Taren Point Reserve?
Yes, fishing and boating are both activities at Taren Point Reserve, and the reserve also suits a picnic.
What is the history of Taren Point Reserve?
In 1937, Sutherland Shire Council arranged to plant coral trees in the reserve, which is its best-recorded piece of history.
What other parks are near Taren Point Reserve?
Captain Cook Park and Don Lucas Reserve are close by, so you can combine several reserves in one outing.