Banks Reserve
Banks Reserve is a public park off Sparman Crescent in Kings Langley NSW 2147. Its most notable feature is its sports facilities: a sportsfield, basketball, tennis and a cricket net. The reserve also has a playground, BBQ facilities, a walking path and critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland cared for by a Bushcare group.
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Sports Facilities at Banks Reserve
Banks Reserve has a sportsfield, basketball and tennis facilities, and a cricket net where players can practise batting and bowling before or after a match. Banks Reserve also has outdoor fitness equipment and a walking path for visitors who want to exercise without joining organised sport. The mix of courts, nets, field and fitness equipment makes Banks Reserve a multi-activity reserve for Kings Langley residents who play team sports or keep fit on their own.
Playground and Picnic Facilities at Banks Reserve
Banks Reserve has a playground for young children. Banks Reserve has BBQ facilities and table and seating areas, so families can hold a picnic or cookout on site. The reserve has an accessible feature that supports visitors with mobility needs. Together, the playground, BBQs and seating make Banks Reserve suited to a relaxed family outing with young children in Kings Langley.
Bushcare and Native Bushland at Banks Reserve
Banks Reserve contains critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, which provides habitat and a green corridor for local wildlife. A Blacktown City Council Bushcare group meets monthly at Banks Reserve to carry out bush regeneration, including weed removal and planting of locally native plants. Council supplies supervision, training, plants and tools. Sessions run from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, are free, need no experience and welcome new volunteers, who register on the day rather than booking ahead.
Facilities at Banks Reserve
Visitor tips for Banks Reserve
- ✓Bushcare volunteers should bring a sturdy pair of shoes.
- ✓For Bushcare enquiries, call Katrina Brown on 9839 6327.
Getting to Banks Reserve
Banks Reserve is entered off Sparman Crescent, Kings Langley NSW 2147, where Bushcare volunteers also meet. The reserve has off-street parking.
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Is there a playground at Banks Reserve?
Yes, Banks Reserve has a playground for young children, and families can stay on for a picnic using the BBQs and seating areas.
Can I play tennis or basketball at Banks Reserve?
Yes, both are available, and the reserve also has a sportsfield and a cricket net.
Where do I park at Banks Reserve?
Banks Reserve has its own off-street parking, so there is no need to park on the road.
Is there a walking path at Banks Reserve?
Yes, Banks Reserve has a walking path, along with outdoor fitness equipment for a workout.
How can I join the Bushcare group at Banks Reserve?
Turn up to a monthly session and register on the day; no booking or experience is needed.