Parks in Quakers Hill, NSW 2763
15 parks in Quakers Hill, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Quakers Hill
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Corbin Reserve
Corbin Reserve is a sports ground and playground on Pye Road, Quakers Hill, and its most notable feature is six baseball diamonds. The reserve is the home ground of the Quakers Hill Pirates Baseball Club and is used for baseball all year round, and it also has a children's playground.
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Douglas Siding Reserve
Douglas Siding Reserve is a park and garden on Reycroft Avenue in Quakers Hill. Its standout feature is a playground for kids, which makes it a practical stop for family outings. The reserve also has a walking path and accessible access.
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Evans Reserve
Evans Reserve is a parks and recreation reserve at 87B Kennington Avenue, Quakers Hill NSW 2763, run by Blacktown City Council. Its standout feature is a playground, alongside well-maintained walking trails and scenic picnic spots with tables and seating. Visitors can use it Sunday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm.
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George Alder Reserve
George Alder Reserve is a Quakers Hill park whose most notable feature is a recently upgraded playspace built for adventure play, centred on a multi-play unit with a slide. The reserve also has a sheltered picnic setting where families can eat under cover.
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Henry Mitchell Reserve
A park in Quakers Hill.
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Melrose Park
Melrose Park is a 69.7-acre park in Quakers Hill NSW 2763 that offers an outdoor gym with strength, cardio and mobility equipment as its standout feature. The park also has a playground, a baseball field, three bike paths, walking and running trails, and a free public BBQ area.
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Mihkelson Reserve
Mihkelson Reserve is a recreation reserve and sports ground on Maslin Crescent in Quakers Hill. Its most notable feature is a sportsfield with an artificial cricket wicket for cricket practice and matches, and the reserve also gives families a playground, a BBQ and a walking path.
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Oppy Reserve
Oppy Reserve is a local park on Manorhouse Boulevarde in Quakers Hill, classed as both a park and gardens and a recreation reserve. Its main feature is a walking path, which gives residents an open-air route for a stroll or casual exercise close to home.
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Paterson Reserve
Paterson Reserve is a 29.5-acre recreation reserve on Torbert Avenue in Quakers Hill. Its standout feature is an off-leash dog area, and the reserve also has a children's playground, a sportsfield used year-round and a range of courts for team and racquet sports.
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Peridot Park
A park in Quakers Hill.
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Peridot Park A
A park in Quakers Hill.
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Quakers Hill Park
Quakers Hill Park is a recreation reserve and sports ground on Hambledon Road in Quakers Hill NSW 2763. Its most notable feature is an upgraded playspace with a multi-play tower, obstacle course and flying fox, and the park also has netball courts, a sports field, cricket practice nets and tennis courts for hire.
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Sherwood Park
Sherwood Park is a dog friendly park on Hambledon Road, Quakers Hill. Its standout feature is a designated off-leash dog area, where dogs can exercise without a lead, supported by a dog waste bag stand. The park also has a playground and a walking path, so families can combine play with a walk.
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The Ponds Parklands
The Ponds Parklands is a community parkland of over 80 hectares in The Ponds, neighbouring Quakers Hill NSW. Its standout feature is more than four kilometres of walking tracks and cycleways, plus a lakefront walkway around Ironbark Lake.
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Wright Reserve
Wright Reserve is a public park in Quakers Hill NSW 2763 that has an all-ages playground and a sportsfield used for AFL in winter and little athletics and cricket in summer. Wright Reserve also has a basketball court, a cricket net, and a walking path that runs under the M7.
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