Kingsdene Oval
Kingsdene Oval is a lit sports field at 98 Felton Road, Carlingford, inside Peggy Womersley Reserve. It is the reserve's only sports field, and it sits beside a skill and sensory playspace for children aged 0 to 12 that was upgraded in September 2024.
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About Kingsdene Oval
Sports Field at Kingsdene Oval
Kingsdene Oval has one sports field, the only one in Peggy Womersley Reserve. The field has lighting for match play and a change room for teams, so it can host evening fixtures. The oval has been used for rugby union in winter and little athletics in summer. Kingsdene Oval is a local-level ground suited to club sport, and the reserve also has a long jump pit for athletics practice.
Playspace at Kingsdene Oval
The playspace at Kingsdene Oval is a skill and sensory-based design for children aged 0 to 12. The playspace was newly upgraded in September 2024 and has slides, swings, climbing equipment and a spinner. The playspace is only partially fenced, so it is not an enclosed play area, and it sits on the Arcadian Circuit side of the reserve.
Facilities at Kingsdene Oval
Visitor tips for Kingsdene Oval
- ✓Check the council's sportsground wet weather status before a visit after rain.
Getting to Kingsdene Oval
98 Felton Road, Carlingford NSW 2118, inside Peggy Womersley Reserve. Parking is on the surrounding streets.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Kingsdene Oval
Does Kingsdene Oval have a playground?
Yes. The reserve's playspace is designed for children aged 0 to 12, with slides, swings, climbing equipment and a spinner, and it was upgraded in September 2024.
Are there toilets at Kingsdene Oval?
Yes. An amenities block with toilets is in the reserve.
Is Kingsdene Oval lit at night?
Yes, the field has lighting for match play, so evening fixtures can be held there.
Is there parking at Kingsdene Oval?
Parking is on the surrounding streets.