Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve is a long, tree-shaded 3.9-acre park in Haberfield that runs along Iron Cove Creek between Ramsay and Cove Streets. Its most notable feature is a shared walking and cycling track that follows the creek, and it also has covered picnic shelters, BBQ facilities, toilets and a playground.
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About Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Walking and Cycling Track at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve has a shared walking and cycling track that runs through the park, and its paths are used for both walking and running. The winding trails follow Iron Cove Creek and pass under mature trees, giving a shaded, creekside route. Because cyclists and pedestrians use the same track, everyone should keep to one side and leave room for others.
Picnic Shelters and BBQs at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve has picnic areas with covered picnic shelters that give shade and shelter for group gatherings. BBQ facilities let visitors cook a meal on site, and drinking water is available for longer visits on warm days. The reserve also has a playground, so families can combine a picnic with play time, and the leafy creekside setting gives the picnic areas a relaxed feel.
Facilities at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Visitor tips for Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
- ✓Fill your water bottle before setting off along the creek track.
Getting to Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
Ramsay and Cove Streets, Haberfield NSW 2045, alongside Iron Cove Creek. Parking is available at the reserve.
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Frequently asked questions about Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve
When is Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve open?
The reserve is open 24 hours a day, every day.
Are there toilets at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve?
Yes, there are toilets on site, plus drinking water.
Does Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve have a playground?
Yes, the reserve has a playground for kids.
Is there parking at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve?
Yes, visitors can park at the reserve, which sits at Ramsay and Cove Streets.
Can I ride a bike at Wadim Bill Jegorow Reserve?
Yes, bikes are welcome on the shared walking and cycling track, but watch for pedestrians.