Glenorie Park
Glenorie Park is a park on Old Northern Road in Glenorie with a cricket ground and an area of natural bushland. The bushland is Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest, which is listed as critically endangered under federal law, and a Bushcare group works on it. The park was set aside for public recreation in 1894.
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About Glenorie Park
Cricket Ground at Glenorie Park
Glenorie Park has a cricket ground on Old Northern Road in Glenorie, and it is the park's main sports facility. The park was the home ground of the Glenorie Cricket Club until that club moved to the Baulkham Hills Shire. Hornsby Shire Council is the council for the park, which was upgraded in the 1980s alongside building work at the adjoining Glenorie Public School.
Bushland at Glenorie Park
Glenorie Park contains Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest, which is listed as critically endangered under federal law for areas over one hectare. A Bushcare group works on the natural area, and the group rates its condition as generally good. Parts near the boundaries are affected by privet and pittosporum, and the main weeds in the bushland are blackberry and small-leafed privet.
Facilities at Glenorie Park
Getting to Glenorie Park
Glenorie Park is at 1761 Old Northern Road, Glenorie NSW 2157.
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Is there a cricket ground at Glenorie Park?
Yes, Glenorie Park has a cricket ground, and it was the home ground of the Glenorie Cricket Club until that club moved to the Baulkham Hills Shire.
Is there bushland at Glenorie Park?
Yes, the park contains Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest, which is listed as critically endangered under federal law for areas over one hectare.
Where is Glenorie Park?
Glenorie Park is at 1761 Old Northern Road, Glenorie NSW 2157.