Bruce Purser Reserve
Bruce Purser Reserve in Rouse Hill is a sports ground with a grassed oval built to competition standard for Australian football and cricket. The oval is floodlit for night matches, and the reserve has cricket practice pitches, picnic areas and car parking. It is the home ground of the East Coast Eagles AFL club.
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About Bruce Purser Reserve
Main Oval at Bruce Purser Reserve
Bruce Purser Reserve has a grassed main oval built to competition standard for Australian football and cricket. The oval is floodlit, so it can host night matches. Cricket practice pitches supplement the main oval. The East Coast Eagles, an AFL Sydney club, have used the reserve as their home ground since 2008. The reserve was built between 2007 and 2008 on the site of a former rubbish tip, and it is named after Bruce Purser, the first chairman of The Hills Shire.
Facilities at Bruce Purser Reserve
Getting to Bruce Purser Reserve
Find it at the Withers Road junction with Commercial Road in Rouse Hill, where the grounds have on-site car parking.
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Does Bruce Purser Reserve have floodlights?
Yes. The main oval is floodlit, so it can host night matches.
What sport is played at Bruce Purser Reserve?
The main oval is built to competition standard for Australian football and cricket. The East Coast Eagles AFL club uses the reserve as its home ground.
Is there car parking at Bruce Purser Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has car parking on site.
Are there picnic areas at Bruce Purser Reserve?
Yes, picnic areas are provided, along with an amenities building that has changing rooms and a canteen.