Craigmore Drive Reserve
Craigmore Drive Reserve in Kellyville NSW 2155 is an upgraded open space whose standout feature is its creek corridor, set among native vegetation. Pedestrian footpaths and cycleways run through the reserve, with seating and new turf across the open space, which cost $1 million to upgrade.
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About Craigmore Drive Reserve
Upgraded Creek Corridor at Craigmore Drive Reserve
The Hills Shire Council has upgraded both the open space and the creek that runs through Craigmore Drive Reserve in Kellyville. The reserve contains native vegetation along its green spaces, and a stormwater treatment device is installed on the site. New turf was laid across the open space as part of the works, which cost $1 million. Together these changes make the creek corridor the upgraded core of Craigmore Drive Reserve.
Footpaths and Cycleways at Craigmore Drive Reserve
Craigmore Drive Reserve has pedestrian footpaths for walkers and cycleways for riders, both running through its open space. The footpaths give walkers a route across the reserve, while the cycleways give riders a separate route for bikes. Seating is provided at Craigmore Drive Reserve, so visitors can stop and rest along these routes during a walk or ride.
Facilities at Craigmore Drive Reserve
Visitor tips for Craigmore Drive Reserve
- ✓For current rules on parking, dogs and opening hours, call The Hills Shire Council on +61 2 9843 0555.
- ✓The council may close or restrict access to its parks and reserves at times, so check before setting out on a longer visit.
Getting to Craigmore Drive Reserve
Craigmore Drive Reserve is registered at 50Z-52Z Cattai Creek Drive, Kellyville NSW 2155. Timed school bus stops operate on Craigmore Drive outside the reserve on school days, 8.00am to 9.30am and 2.30pm to 4.00pm, under a 2020 council decision that may since have changed.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Craigmore Drive Reserve
Is Craigmore Drive Reserve in Kellyville a good place to take kids?
Craigmore Drive Reserve suits families, with footpaths, cycleways and seating beside its upgraded creek corridor.
Are there walking or cycling paths around Craigmore Drive Reserve?
Yes, pedestrian footpaths and cycleways run through the reserve's open space.
What makes Craigmore Drive Reserve different from other parks in Kellyville?
Its creek and open space were upgraded by The Hills Shire Council at a cost of $1 million, and it features native vegetation and a stormwater treatment device.