Truman Reserve
Truman Reserve is a 24-hour off-leash dog area in Cromer on Sydney's Northern Beaches, where dogs can be off-leash at any hour. The reserve also has a playground, a sportsfield, a picnic table and drinking water, so families and dog walkers can both use it.
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About Truman Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Truman Reserve
Truman Reserve is one of Northern Beaches Council's Dog Off-leash Areas, and dogs are permitted off-leash there 24 hours a day. Dog owners are asked to be mindful of the sports activities held on the reserve, so dogs and players share its open ground at times. Because the dog area has no closing time, it can be used early in the morning or late in the evening.
Playground and Sportsfield at Truman Reserve
Truman Reserve has a playground and a sportsfield, which are the reserve's play and sport facilities. The playground is the reserve's children's play area, and it sits within the reserve alongside a picnic table, a bin and drinking water. The sportsfield is an open ground for sport, and Northern Beaches Council manages it as part of the reserve. Both facilities are on the same reserve as the council's Dog Off-leash Area, so children and dog walkers share the open space.
Facilities at Truman Reserve
Getting to Truman Reserve
Truman Reserve is located off Toronto Road, Cromer NSW 2099, and can also be reached on foot by a walkway from Blighs Road, Cromer. Parking is available at the reserve.
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Is Truman Reserve a dog off-leash area?
Yes. It is one of the council's Dog Off-leash Areas, and dogs can be off-leash there 24 hours a day.
Does Truman Reserve have a playground?
Yes, the reserve has a playground, alongside a sportsfield, a picnic table, a bin and drinking water.
Is there parking at Truman Reserve?
Yes, parking is one of the reserve's listed facilities. The reserve is reached from Toronto Road in Cromer.
Who manages Truman Reserve?
Northern Beaches Council manages Truman Reserve.