Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
Eric Mobbs Memorial Park is a park at 356 Marsden Road, Carlingford, with a walking track as its standout feature. It is named after Alderman Eric Mobbs MBE, a former mayor of Parramatta and Dundas, and the 6.6 km Ponds Walk begins at this park, following Ponds and Subiaco Creek to Jim Crowgey Reserve in Rydalmere.
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About Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
Walking Track at Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
Eric Mobbs Memorial Park has a walking track, which is the park's only listed facility. The track is set in the park at 356 Marsden Road, Carlingford, and the park is also the start of the Ponds Walk, a 6.6 km route that follows Ponds and Subiaco Creek to Jim Crowgey Reserve in Rydalmere. Visitors who want a longer walk can continue from the park along the creek corridor, and the park's memorial to Alderman Eric Mobbs MBE stands on the same site.
Facilities at Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
Getting to Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
356 Marsden Road, Carlingford NSW 2118. Carlingford light rail stop is about 600 m away.
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Frequently asked questions about Eric Mobbs Memorial Park
Where is Eric Mobbs Memorial Park?
The park is at 356 Marsden Road in Carlingford, NSW 2118, and the Carlingford light rail stop is about 600 m away.
Who was Eric Mobbs?
Alderman Eric Mobbs MBE (1891 to 1974) was a former mayor of Parramatta and Dundas and a Parramatta councillor, and the park and plaque honour his local government service.
Does Eric Mobbs Memorial Park have a walking track?
Yes, the park has a walking track, and the 6.6 km Ponds Walk begins here and follows Ponds and Subiaco Creek to Jim Crowgey Reserve in Rydalmere.