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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About Paterson Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Paterson Reserve
Paterson Reserve has an off-leash dog area, which gives dog owners a dedicated space to let their dogs run free within the reserve. The reserve also has a walking path, so owners can combine a stroll with off-leash time. Because Blacktown City Council can change the rules and conditions for the off-leash area, check the current arrangements with the council before each visit.
Sports Facilities at Paterson Reserve
Paterson Reserve has a sportsfield used for football in the winter sport season and cricket in the summer sport season, plus 2 cricket nets. Its courts include 3 netball courts, 1 basketball court and 2 synthetic tennis courts, and the tennis courts can be booked online. Paterson Reserve is also the home ground of the Quakers Hill Tigers rugby club.
Facilities at Paterson Reserve
Getting to Paterson Reserve
Torbert Avenue, Quakers Hill NSW 2763. The reserve has ample off-street parking.
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Are dogs allowed off-leash at Paterson Reserve?
Yes, dogs can run off-leash in the reserve's designated off-leash area.
Does Paterson Reserve have a playground?
Yes, its playground has a swing and play equipment suited to children of all ages.
Can I book the tennis courts at Paterson Reserve?
Yes, you can reserve the synthetic tennis courts through an online booking.
Is there parking at Paterson Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has plenty of space to park off the street.
Is Paterson Reserve accessible?
Yes, Paterson Reserve has accessible facilities.