Little Manly Point
Little Manly Point is a small park on Stuart Street in Manly NSW 2095, next to Little Manly Beach, with a playground open every day and a 0.83 hectare bushland reserve where Long-nosed Bandicoots nest and forage. The playground is free to use.
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About Little Manly Point
Little Manly Cove Playground at Little Manly Point
The Little Manly Cove Playground sits on Stuart Street beside Little Manly Beach and is the park's play area. Northern Beaches Council manages the playground, which is open every day and free to use. The playground is suitable for any age, so it serves young children and older kids alike. It is one of the two features of Little Manly Point, alongside its bushland reserve.
Little Manly Cove Bushland Reserve at Little Manly Point
Little Manly Cove Bushland Reserve is a 0.83 hectare remnant of bushland on the northwest edge of the old Manly gasworks site. The reserve's vegetation is Coastal Banksia-Eucalypt Woodland, with canopy trees such as Casuarina glauca, Melaleuca quinquinervia, Banksia integrifolia and Eucalyptus botryoides. The reserve supports Long-nosed Bandicoots, which nest and forage in it. It also has suitable nesting and moulting habitat for Little Penguins, although the penguins are not currently nesting there.
Facilities at Little Manly Point
Getting to Little Manly Point
Stuart Street, Manly NSW 2095, beside Little Manly Beach.
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Frequently asked questions about Little Manly Point
Is there a playground at Little Manly Point?
Yes. The playground sits on Stuart Street beside Little Manly Beach and is open every day.
Is Little Manly Point free to visit?
Yes. The playground is free to use and is suitable for children of any age.
Is there bushland at Little Manly Point?
Yes. A 0.83 hectare remnant bushland reserve on the northwest edge of the old gasworks site supports Long-nosed Bandicoots.