Blues Point Reserve
Blues Point Reserve is a harbourside park in McMahons Point, North Sydney, with a maritime-themed playground, mature fig trees and views of the Harbour Bridge. Its standout feature is the shade of Port Jackson and Morton Bay figs, beside picnic tables and the harbour.
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About Blues Point Reserve
Maritime-Themed Playground at Blues Point Reserve
Blues Point Reserve has a maritime-themed playground for children, and North Sydney Council describes the reserve's play area with that nautical theme. The playground sits within the same reserve as the mature fig trees and picnic tables, so families can use the play area and the shaded grounds in one visit. Dogs are welcome in the reserve but must stay at least 10 metres away from the playground.
Shade, Seating and Picnic Tables at Blues Point Reserve
Blues Point Reserve has mature Port Jackson and Morton Bay fig trees that provide shade and give the reserve its distinctive character. The reserve has picnic tables and seats, and a recycling station is among its facilities. From the tables and seats, visitors can look out over the harbour, the Harbour Bridge and the city. The shade from the figs makes the reserve a comfortable place to sit for a picnic.
Facilities at Blues Point Reserve
Visitor tips for Blues Point Reserve
- ✓Plan a visit around New Year's Eve, when a Managed Access program runs at the reserve for a safe visit.
- ✓The reserve has open access to the harbour edge, so keep young children close to the water.
Getting to Blues Point Reserve
Blues Point Reserve is on Blues Point Road, McMahons Point NSW 2060. McMahons Point ferry wharf is a five-minute walk away, and North Sydney railway station is about ten minutes on foot, with buses connecting the station and the wharf. Limited on-street parking is available on Blues Point Road.
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- 📍Sails (restaurant, about 50 m)
Frequently asked questions about Blues Point Reserve
Does Blues Point Reserve have a playground?
Yes. The reserve has a maritime-themed children's playground.
Are dogs allowed at Blues Point Reserve?
Yes, dogs are welcome, but they must stay at least 10 metres from the playground.
Are there toilets at Blues Point Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has accessible toilets, and a drinking water bubbler is near the facilities.
Is there parking at Blues Point Reserve?
There is limited on-street parking on Blues Point Road, and McMahons Point ferry wharf is a short walk away.