Berry Reserve
A fully fenced, inclusive playground makes Berry Reserve a lakeside stop at Narrabeen NSW 2101. The reserve is a strip of public open space along the Narrabeen Lagoon foreshore, linked to the flat Narrabeen Lagoon trail, with barbecues, picnic tables and a basketball court.
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About Berry Reserve
Fenced Inclusive Playground at Berry Reserve
Berry Reserve Playground is a fully fenced, inclusive lakeside play space beside the flat Narrabeen Lagoon trail. Its castle fort has slides, and the play area includes an accessible swing, flush in-ground trampolines, a train play area, sensory musical elements and interactive artwork. Flat concrete and rubber soft-fall paths link the main play zones and the shaded seating, while some sections use woodchips or bark. Pretend-play features such as shops and a tram stop sit alongside several Australian animal statues. The terrain is rated easy, and the play area is rated easy to access.
Multi-Use Lagoon Track at Berry Reserve
The multi-use track that runs around Narrabeen Lagoon passes through Berry Reserve on level ground. Walkers, cyclists and scooter riders share the track, which is the entry point to the 8.4km Narrabeen Lagoon Trail. Visitors can start a short stroll from the reserve or follow the trail for a longer loop around the lagoon.
Basketball Court and Fitness Equipment at Berry Reserve
Berry Reserve has a basketball court on its lakeside grounds, giving visitors a place for a casual game. Outdoor fitness equipment sits within the reserve, so people can exercise before or after a visit to the playground or a walk along the lagoon. The court and fitness equipment make Berry Reserve a practical spot for active visitors who want to combine recreation with a picnic by the water.
Facilities at Berry Reserve
Visitor tips for Berry Reserve
- ✓Check current car park access before driving, as B-Line works have limited use of the car park.
- ✓Bring food to eat in the shade, but do not feed the ducks, which are abundant at the lakeside.
Getting to Berry Reserve
Berry Reserve is on Pittwater Road, Narrabeen NSW 2101, and the car park is entered from Pittwater Road. Parking is timed at 3 hours Monday to Friday and 2 hours on Saturdays, with some all-day commuter spaces, and limited car parking is also available on Robertson Street. A bus stop is within 100 m, and a bus station is nearby. Accessible parking bays with marked transfer zones lead by a step-free path to the accessible toilet.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Narrabeen
- 📍Illie home + gift Cafe (cafe, about 200 m)
- 📍Narrabeen Beach (beach, about 500 m)
Frequently asked questions about Berry Reserve
Is Berry Reserve in Narrabeen dog friendly, and can I let my dog off-leash there?
Dogs are permitted at Berry Reserve on a leash. No off-leash area is listed for the reserve.
Is Berry Reserve a good place to take young kids, and what family facilities does it have?
The fully fenced playground has equipment for children of all ages, including an accessible swing. A unisex accessible toilet sits on the paved concourse nearby.
What are the dog rules at Berry Reserve in Narrabeen, and do I need to pick up after my dog?
Dogs must be kept on a leash at Berry Reserve. Visitors should keep their dog under control along the lagoon foreshore.
Is there parking at Berry Reserve, and is it free or do I need to pay?
Parking is timed, with 3-hour limits Monday to Friday and 2-hour limits on Saturdays. Some all-day commuter parking is also available.
What are the opening hours for Berry Reserve in Narrabeen?
The reserve is listed as open 24 hours, and the accessible toilet is open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.