Cor Brouwer Reserve
Cor Brouwer Reserve is a public park in Eastern Creek whose standout feature is a recently upgraded inclusive playground with a raised obstacle course and circular net swing. The reserve also has toddler-friendly swings, a sheltered picnic setting and a sportsfield that hosts football during winter.
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About Cor Brouwer Reserve
Inclusive Playground at Cor Brouwer Reserve
Cor Brouwer Reserve has a playground that was recently upgraded for more inclusive play. Its raised obstacle course carries twin slides and a climbing net, and a circular net swing sits within the same playspace. Toddler-friendly swings give the youngest visitors a place of their own. The upgrade also laid an accessible path network that leads through the reserve. Together, the equipment caters for children of different ages and abilities.
Sheltered Picnic Setting at Cor Brouwer Reserve
Cor Brouwer Reserve has a sheltered picnic setting that was added as part of the playspace upgrade, giving visitors a covered place to sit and eat. Park bench seating offers extra spots to rest between activities. The same project planted extra trees in the reserve, adding to the existing grounds. Because the picnic shelter and the inclusive playground came from one upgrade, families can eat close to where children play.
Football Sportsfield at Cor Brouwer Reserve
Cor Brouwer Reserve has a sportsfield that is used for football during the winter season. Rooty Hill Football Club has hosted club events at the reserve, including a Retro Night and a Junior Presentation for children aged under 5 to 13. These events show that the reserve serves local football families as well as everyday park visitors, with the field sitting in the same grounds as the playground and picnic setting.
Facilities at Cor Brouwer Reserve
Getting to Cor Brouwer Reserve
Great Western Highway, Eastern Creek NSW 2766, near the Wallgrove locality and the suburb of Bungarribee.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Cor Brouwer Reserve
Is there a playground for toddlers at Cor Brouwer Reserve?
Yes, the playground has toddler-friendly swings for younger children, separate from the larger climbing equipment.
Is Cor Brouwer Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the council lists it as an accessible reserve, and accessible paths now run through the grounds.
Can I have a picnic at Cor Brouwer Reserve?
Yes, a covered picnic setting and park bench seating give visitors somewhere to sit and eat.
What sports can be played at Cor Brouwer Reserve?
Football is played on the sportsfield in winter, and Rooty Hill Football Club has held events there.