Cornucopia Reserve
Cornucopia Reserve is a grass athletics venue on Cantwell Street, Glenwood, with a lit 400m track and eight circular lanes. Its field event areas cover long jump, discus and shot put. The reserve hosts athletics and softball in summer and rugby league in winter.
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About Cornucopia Reserve
400m Grass Athletics Track at Cornucopia Reserve
Cornucopia Reserve has a 400m grass athletics track with eight circular lanes and lighting, which allows use when natural light is limited. Field event areas sit alongside the track: three long jump pits, two discus circles and one shot put circle. The layout gives athletes a standard 400m loop for training and competition, with field events close by for multi-event sessions.
Seasonal Sports at Cornucopia Reserve
Cornucopia Reserve is used for athletics and softball in summer and for rugby league in winter, so the sportsfield changes its main activity with the seasons. Blacktown Little Athletics is the listed club at the reserve, giving young athletes a regular program on the track. Blacktown City Council manages Cornucopia Reserve, and the Darug people are recognised as the Traditional Owners of the land.
Facilities at Cornucopia Reserve
Visitor tips for Cornucopia Reserve
- ✓Bring your own chairs to watch a session, as Cornucopia Reserve has no seating for spectators.
Getting to Cornucopia Reserve
Cornucopia Reserve is on Cantwell Street, Glenwood NSW 2768, close to Parklea. Map coordinates: -33.7310184, 150.9239447.
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What athletics events can I train for at Cornucopia Reserve?
Track runners can use the 400m grass loop, and field athletes can practise long jump, discus and shot put.
Is the track at Cornucopia Reserve lit?
Yes, lighting over the track allows evening sessions.
Which club trains at Cornucopia Reserve?
Blacktown Little Athletics is the listed club at the reserve.
Is there seating for spectators at Cornucopia Reserve?
No, the reserve has no spectator seating.