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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About George Alder Reserve
Playspace at George Alder Reserve
George Alder Reserve has a playspace that was recently upgraded to offer a new level of adventure play for kids. The centrepiece is a multi-play unit that combines climbing with a slide. A swing set includes a 360 swing, and a spinner adds a third type of play. An accessible path runs through the playspace, and a water bubbler lets children get a drink between turns. A sheltered picnic setting and informal seating sit close by, so adults can rest while keeping watch.
Facilities at George Alder Reserve
Visitor tips for George Alder Reserve
- ✓Pack a lunch so the family can refuel at the picnic shelter between play sessions.
- ✓Bring a refillable bottle to top up at the bubbler during play.
Getting to George Alder Reserve
George Alder Reserve is on Lalor Road, Quakers Hill NSW 2763. Quakers Hill railway station is 580 metres west, so visitors arriving by train can walk to the reserve.
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Does George Alder Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes. Its upgraded playspace has a multi-play unit with a slide, a swing set with a 360 swing and a spinner.
Is there somewhere to have a picnic at George Alder Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a picnic setting under a shelter, plus informal seating near the playspace.
Is George Alder Reserve wheelchair accessible?
An accessible path leads through the playspace, giving wheelchair users a way in to the play equipment.
Can I get to George Alder Reserve by train?
Yes. The reserve is a 580-metre walk east of Quakers Hill railway station.