Rapanea Community Forest
Rapanea Community Forest is a bushland reserve and playground at 34 Brand Street, Dundas Valley NSW 2117. Its standout feature is a remnant patch of Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest close to Ponds Creek, with a playground for children aged 0 to 12 on its edge.
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About Rapanea Community Forest
Bushland at Rapanea Community Forest
Rapanea Community Forest contains a remnant patch of Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest close to Ponds Creek. The reserve is named after Rapanea howittiana, also known as Muttonwood, which commonly occurs within the reserve. The trees give the reserve its shade, and the forest setting is the park's main natural feature.
Playground for Children Aged 0 to 12 at Rapanea Community Forest
Rapanea Community Forest has a playground for children aged 0 to 12, sitting on the edge of the bushland. The playground's natural shade comes from the surrounding trees, and the park has seating and a bin for visitors. The play area is a neighbourhood playground, and City of Parramatta Council's Parks and Open Space team looks after it as part of the reserve.
Facilities at Rapanea Community Forest
Getting to Rapanea Community Forest
Rapanea Community Forest is at 34 Brand Street, Dundas Valley NSW 2117, on the corner of Brand Street and McKillop Place.
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Who manages Rapanea Community Forest?
City of Parramatta Council manages Rapanea Community Forest in Dundas Valley.
What ages is the playground at Rapanea Community Forest for?
The playground at Rapanea Community Forest is for children aged 0 to 12.
Is Rapanea Community Forest bushland?
Yes, the reserve has a remnant patch of Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest close to Ponds Creek, and Muttonwood trees commonly occur within it.