Walsh Avenue Reserve
Walsh Avenue Reserve is a large parkland on the Cooks River foreshore in Croydon Park, NSW, and its standout feature is the Cooks River Pedestrian and Cycle Pathway that runs through it. The reserve also has a playground, picnic tables and a drinking fountain.
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About Walsh Avenue Reserve
Cooks River Pedestrian and Cycle Pathway at Walsh Avenue Reserve
The Cooks River Pedestrian and Cycle Pathway runs through Walsh Avenue Reserve, and solar lighting illuminates the path at night. The path is open to both pedestrians and cyclists. The reserve is part of the parkland network along the Cooks River foreshore, and it is bounded by Walsh Avenue, Georges River Road and the river. Walkers and cyclists using the pathway pass through the reserve on their way along the foreshore.
Playground and Picnic Tables at Walsh Avenue Reserve
Walsh Avenue Reserve has a playground with a blue shade sail over the play area and grass around it. Picnic tables are provided in the reserve for visitors to eat outdoors. The playground and picnic tables sit in the same reserve as the Cooks River path, so families can combine a walk with a picnic. The reserve also has a drinking fountain, so visitors can get water there.
Facilities at Walsh Avenue Reserve
Getting to Walsh Avenue Reserve
Walsh Avenue, Croydon Park NSW 2133, is the reserve's street address.
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- 📍Cooks River
- 📍Whiddon Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Walsh Avenue Reserve
Is there a playground at Walsh Avenue Reserve?
Yes. There is a children's play area shaded by a sail-style canopy.
Does Walsh Avenue Reserve have a path for walking and cycling?
Yes. The Cooks River shared path for walkers and riders passes through the reserve.
Is there drinking water at Walsh Avenue Reserve?
Yes. There is a drinking fountain for visitors.