Careden Reserve
Careden Reserve is a park and reserve at 28 Cormack Rd in Beacon Hill NSW 2100, Australia. Its standout feature is a double swing, and a council bike trail from Dee Why to Forest Hills runs through the reserve. The reserve is one of eight parks in Beacon Hill.
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About Careden Reserve
Double Swing at Careden Reserve
Careden Reserve has a double swing, and it is the only play equipment confirmed for the park. The double swing is the reserve's named feature, so visitors who come to swing will find it is the focal point of the space. Families planning a visit can treat the double swing as the main reason to stop at Careden Reserve. Careden Reserve therefore offers a swing-based play option within Beacon Hill's park network, and the double swing defines the reserve's play offer.
Council Bike Trail Through Careden Reserve
Careden Reserve has a council bike trail running from Dee Why to Forest Hills, which passes through the park. Riders on this route cross Careden Reserve as one stretch of a longer journey between the two points. Because the trail runs through the reserve, cyclists can use the park as part of a continuous route rather than a standalone destination. Careden Reserve therefore serves riders travelling the Dee Why to Forest Hills corridor.
Facilities at Careden Reserve
Visitor tips for Careden Reserve
- ✓Call the council customer service line on 1300 434 434 to check parking, dog rules and opening hours before your visit.
- ✓Combine a visit with the nearby Gilles Reserve and Princess Mary Street Reserve for a short outing through local green space.
Getting to Careden Reserve
Careden Reserve is located at 28 Cormack Rd, Beacon Hill NSW 2100, Australia.
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- 📍Gilles Reserve
- 📍Princess Mary Street Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Careden Reserve
What playground equipment is at Careden Reserve?
The only play equipment confirmed at Careden Reserve is a double swing.
Are there walking paths or bushwalking trails at Careden Reserve?
A council bike trail from Dee Why to Forest Hills runs through the reserve.