Edgely Street Reserve
Edgely Street Reserve is a small local park on Nickson Street in Surry Hills NSW 2010. Its standout feature is a fenced, naturally shaded playground with a rocking boat and swings, designed for toddlers and young children. It serves a densely populated part of the suburb where many young families live.
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About Edgely Street Reserve
Playground at Edgely Street Reserve
Edgely Street Reserve has a playground designed for toddlers and younger children, and the City of Sydney tags it for infants and pre-schoolers. The playground is fenced and naturally shaded, so parents can supervise children in a sheltered setting. Its equipment includes a rocking boat and swings. Edgely Street Reserve suits a quick visit with young children rather than a long outing with older kids.
Mural and Green Space at Edgely Street Reserve
Edgely Street Reserve has a mural at its far end on Nickson Street, titled 'What Bird is That?' and painted by Peter Day. The reserve has mostly grass ground cover with a few trees. Edgely Street Reserve provides green amenity in a densely populated part of Surry Hills, where many young families live, and another uniquely Australian mural is painted on the side of a nearby house.
Facilities at Edgely Street Reserve
Visitor tips for Edgely Street Reserve
- ✓The shaded playground offers cover from the sun on warm days.
Getting to Edgely Street Reserve
Nickson Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Edgely Street Reserve
Does Edgely Street Reserve have a playground?
Yes, a fenced play area with a rocking boat and swings caters to toddlers and pre-schoolers.
Is there shade at Edgely Street Reserve?
Yes, trees shade the play area naturally.
Is Edgely Street Reserve good for older kids?
It is aimed at infants and younger children, so older kids may find little to do.
Who painted the mural at Edgely Street Reserve?
Artist Peter Day created it.