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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About Mihkelson Reserve
Sportsfield and Cricket Wicket at Mihkelson Reserve
Sport is the main purpose of Mihkelson Reserve, which is classed as a sports ground within the Quakers Hill area. Mihkelson Reserve has a sportsfield for field-based games and an artificial cricket wicket that suits both practice sessions and matches. Teams planning a training session can use the field and wicket as their base, while smaller groups can use the open ground for a casual game.
Playground and BBQ at Mihkelson Reserve
Mihkelson Reserve has a playground for children, so families with young kids have a reason to stay after the game. The reserve has a BBQ for cooking a meal on site, plus tables and seats where a small group can sit down to eat. A bubbler provides drinking water, and the walking path gives adults somewhere to stroll while the children play. Together these make the reserve suitable for a relaxed family lunch or a small get-together.
Facilities at Mihkelson Reserve
Visitor tips for Mihkelson Reserve
- ✓Bring a bat and ball if you want to use the artificial cricket wicket.
Getting to Mihkelson Reserve
Mihkelson Reserve is on Maslin Crescent, Quakers Hill NSW 2763, about 1.5 km from the Quakers Hill suburb centre. Some maps list the reserve under Croatia Place instead. The reserve has off-street parking.
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Frequently asked questions about Mihkelson Reserve
Does Mihkelson Reserve have a playground?
Yes, there is a children's playground at the reserve, which makes it an easy stop with young kids.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Mihkelson Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a BBQ along with tables and seats, so you can cook and eat on site.
Can you play cricket at Mihkelson Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has an artificial cricket wicket on its sportsfield.
Is there parking at Mihkelson Reserve?
Yes, drivers can leave the car in the reserve's own off-street parking area.
Who is Mihkelson Reserve named after?
It is named after Erna Emmeline Mihkelson, a poultry farmer active in Quakers Hill community affairs, and the name was gazetted on 21 December 2001.