Rofe Park
Rofe Park is a bushland reserve in Hornsby Heights on Galston Road, with a main oval used for baseball in summer and Australian rules football in winter, and an off-leash dog area. A 717-metre concrete path loops around the oval for walking and cycling.
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About Rofe Park
Main Oval at Rofe Park
The main oval at Rofe Park is used for baseball in summer and Australian rules football in winter. A number of baseball diamonds are laid out on the Rofe Park oval. Light poles with QI lamps at Rofe Park can light the playing area for training. The oval is surrounded by the concrete path that runs through the park.
Concrete Path Around the Oval at Rofe Park
A 717-metre concrete path surrounds the main oval at Rofe Park. The Rofe Park path is used for walking and cycling, so it works as a loop for both. The path runs alongside the oval and its baseball diamonds, giving visitors a route all the way around the playing area at Rofe Park.
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Getting to Rofe Park
Rofe Park is on Galston Road in Hornsby Heights.
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Does Rofe Park have an off-leash dog area?
Yes, Rofe Park has an off-leash dog area.
What sports are played at Rofe Park?
The main oval is used for baseball in summer and Australian rules football in winter.
Is there a walking path at Rofe Park?
A 717-metre concrete path loops around the main oval and is used for walking and cycling.
Is there a playground at Rofe Park?
Yes, Rofe Park has playgrounds.
Can the oval at Rofe Park be used at night?
Light poles with QI lamps can light the playing area for training.