Bidwill Reserve
Bidwill Reserve is a public park in Bidwill, NSW 2770. Its standout feature is a modern Parkour Park with climbing equipment and metal bars, alongside a court space with basketball rings and futsal goals. The reserve also has playgrounds for young children and open space suited to picnics and strolls.
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About Bidwill Reserve
Parkour Park and Courts at Bidwill Reserve
Bidwill Reserve has a modern Parkour Park fitted with climbing equipment, concrete stairs, metal bars and spinning features. The Parkour Park suits climbing, jumping and balance practice on structured equipment. The reserve also has a court space with basketball rings and futsal goals at either end, set up for basketball and futsal rather than footy or cricket. Together, the two facilities make Bidwill Reserve a destination for young and active visitors.
Playgrounds and Picnics at Bidwill Reserve
Bidwill Reserve has playgrounds that cater to young children, so the play areas suit toddlers and preschoolers best. The reserve is also suited to picnics, strolls and play, making it a relaxed option for a family outing centred on play rather than organised sport. Families can combine a picnic with time on the playgrounds in the same visit, while older children and teens head to the courts or the Parkour Park.
Facilities at Bidwill Reserve
Visitor tips for Bidwill Reserve
- ✓Bring your own basketball or futsal ball for the court.
Getting to Bidwill Reserve
Bidwill Reserve is on Kidd Close, Bidwill NSW 2770.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Bidwill Reserve
Does Bidwill Reserve have a playground?
Yes, its playgrounds are aimed at young kids, especially toddlers and preschool-age children.
Is there a basketball court at Bidwill Reserve?
Yes, there are basketball rings on the court, which doubles as a futsal pitch.
What is the Parkour Park at Bidwill Reserve?
It is a parkour-style area for climbing, jumping and balance practice, built with concrete stairs, metal bars and spinning features.
Is Bidwill Reserve good for a picnic?
Yes, the reserve suits a picnic, and families can pair it with time on the playgrounds.