Nanbaree Reserve
A mini train and track, side cart bike and large see-saw make Nanbaree Reserve in Balgowlah Heights a playground aimed at children aged 1 to 6. The reserve on Farrar Street also offers infant and child swings, picnic areas and a grass area for ball play, all set among shade trees.
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About Nanbaree Reserve
Playground and Ride-On Equipment at Nanbaree Reserve
Nanbaree Reserve has a children's playground with a mini train and track in its centre, which children can drive and board from a platform at the back. The playground at Nanbaree Reserve also includes a side cart bike and a large see-saw. Its infant and child swing set caters for babies as well as older children. Nanbaree Reserve's equipment is aimed at children aged 1 to 6, making it a suitable stop for toddlers and preschoolers.
Grass Area for Ball Games at Nanbaree Reserve
Nanbaree Reserve has a grass area beside its playground where children can run around and play casual ball games. Visitors bring a ball or a cricket set to use on this grass area. The grass sits close to the picnic areas, so Nanbaree Reserve works well for a play session followed by a picnic lunch.
Facilities at Nanbaree Reserve
Visitor tips for Nanbaree Reserve
- ✓Pack sunscreen and a hat for sun protection during play.
- ✓Bring your own picnic, snacks and water bottle, as there are no shops around the playground.
Getting to Nanbaree Reserve
Nanbaree Reserve is located off Farrar Street, between Valley Road and New Street, in Balgowlah Heights NSW 2093. Accessible parking is available on the street, and free street parking is also available nearby.
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- 📍Forty Baskets Beach
- 📍North Harbour Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Nanbaree Reserve
Are there playgrounds at Nanbaree Reserve for young kids?
Yes, the reserve has a playground with a mini train and track, a side cart bike, a large see-saw, and infant and child swings. The equipment is aimed at children aged 1 to 6.
Is Nanbaree Reserve a good park to take toddlers and families?
The playground suits toddlers aged 1 to 6 and has picnic areas nearby. The reserve has no fencing and no public toilets nearby, so plan your visit with that in mind.
Is parking at Nanbaree Reserve free?
Yes, the reserve has accessible parking on the street as well as free street parking.
What cafes or shops are close to Nanbaree Reserve in Balgowlah Heights?
No shops are around the playground, so visitors should bring their own food, snacks and drinks.
Where are the nearest toilets to Nanbaree Reserve?
There are no public toilets nearby, so plan ahead before visiting the reserve with young children.