Francis Street Reserve
Francis Street Reserve is a grassed reserve in Hunters Hill, flanked by dense bushland, that gives visitors unpaved walking trails and access to the Parramatta River waterfront. Its standout feature is the bushland walking trail network, with private homes adjoining the reserve on Francis Street.
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About Francis Street Reserve
Bushland Walking Trails at Francis Street Reserve
Francis Street Reserve has unpaved walking trails running through the dense bushland that surrounds its grassed area. The council lists the reserve as a bushland reserve and trail, so visitors should expect natural ground rather than a paved path. Two access points lead in: an accessway from St Malo Avenue and an access point from Francis Street. A rockface sits in the bushland, and the reserve is directly beside private dwellings, so the council asks visitors to respect the privacy and tranquility of those homes.
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Getting to Francis Street Reserve
Francis Street Reserve is on Francis Street, Hunters Hill NSW 2110, with a second accessway from St Malo Avenue. Drummoyne Ferry Wharf is about 600 m away.
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Frequently asked questions about Francis Street Reserve
Is there a walking trail at Francis Street Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has unpaved walking trails through the bushland around its grassed area.
Where is Francis Street Reserve?
Francis Street Reserve is on Francis Street in Hunters Hill NSW 2110, with a second accessway from St Malo Avenue.
Does Francis Street Reserve give access to the river?
Yes, the reserve gives access to the Parramatta River waterfront.