Princess Mary Street Reserve
Princess Mary Street Reserve in Beacon Hill, NSW, is a local reserve whose standout feature is its playground. The reserve sits about 240 metres east of Gilles Reserve, and it is open every day at no charge to visit, making it a free stop for families in the suburb.
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About Princess Mary Street Reserve
Playground at Princess Mary Street Reserve
Princess Mary Street Reserve has a playground, and it is recorded among the playgrounds on the Northern Beaches, which makes it the reserve's confirmed play space. Children who visit Princess Mary Street Reserve can use that playground as the main play feature on site. The playground is the only play facility confirmed for the reserve, so families planning a visit should expect it to be the focus of the stop.
Position Among Beacon Hill Reserves
Princess Mary Street Reserve sits within four blocks of Beacon Hill's centre, which places it among the parks nearest the suburb's core. Its position about 240 metres east of Gilles Reserve puts it in a cluster of local reserves, so visitors exploring Beacon Hill's green spaces can take in both within one outing. This closeness to the suburb centre and to a neighbouring reserve defines the reserve's place among Beacon Hill's parks.
Facilities at Princess Mary Street Reserve
Getting to Princess Mary Street Reserve
Address: 47 Princess Mary Street, Beacon Hill NSW 2100.
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- 📍Gilles Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Princess Mary Street Reserve
Does Princess Mary Street Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, the reserve in Beacon Hill has a playground, and it is listed among the playgrounds on the Northern Beaches.
What facilities are there for families at Princess Mary Street Reserve?
The reserve's confirmed family facility is its playground.
What are the opening hours for Princess Mary Street Reserve?
Princess Mary Street Reserve is open every day, and entry is free.
What makes Princess Mary Street Reserve special compared to other parks in Beacon Hill?
Its playground is its key feature, and it sits about 240 metres east of Gilles Reserve within four blocks of Beacon Hill's centre.