Scott Crescent Reserve
Last updatedScott Crescent Reserve is a small 1,710m² local park in Roseville with a playground featuring a basket swing and slide. The reserve also has two picnic settings and a park bench, and is reached from Scott Crescent, Boundary Street and Eastern Valley Way.
About Scott Crescent Reserve
Playground at Scott Crescent Reserve
Scott Crescent Reserve has a playground with a basket swing and a slide. The playground is the reserve's main play facility, and the reserve sits on Scott Crescent in Roseville. Willoughby City Council manages the reserve, which covers 1,710m² and is a small local park. Children can use the swing and slide at this reserve on Scott Crescent.
Picnic Settings and Footpath at Scott Crescent Reserve
Scott Crescent Reserve has two picnic settings and a park bench for visitors to sit and eat. A footpath runs along the southern boundary of the reserve, from Scott Crescent to Eastern Valley Way, so people can walk through the reserve between the two streets. The reserve's total area is 1,710m², which makes it a small neighbourhood park with a few features.
Facilities at Scott Crescent Reserve
Getting to Scott Crescent Reserve
Scott Crescent Reserve is on Scott Crescent in Roseville. It has access from Boundary Street, Eastern Valley Way and Scott Crescent, and stairs lead down to the reserve from Boundary Street.
Near Scott Crescent Reserve
FAQ
Does Scott Crescent Reserve have a playground?
Yes. The playground at Scott Crescent Reserve has a basket swing and a slide.
Are there picnic tables at Scott Crescent Reserve?
Scott Crescent Reserve has two picnic settings, along with a park bench for visitors.
How do I get to Scott Crescent Reserve?
The reserve can be entered from Scott Crescent, Boundary Street and Eastern Valley Way. Stairs lead down from Boundary Street.