Field of Mars Reserve
Field of Mars Reserve is a 51-hectare bushland reserve in East Ryde, between the Lane Cove and Parramatta rivers, with walking paths through gum trees and urban creeks. Its standout feature is the bushland walking network, alongside picnic areas and toilets, including an accessible toilet. Dogs are not allowed.
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About Field of Mars Reserve
Bushland Walking Paths at Field of Mars Reserve
Field of Mars Reserve has walking paths that run through gum trees and along urban creeks, so visitors can explore the bushland on foot. The council describes the reserve as a protected natures reserve where visitors can spot local wildlife and birds. Field of Mars Reserve borders the Field of Mars Cemetery, with Strangers Creek to the north and Wellington Road to the south. The bushland is one of the largest remnant reserves in the City of Ryde, and its walking paths are the main way to see it.
Picnic Areas and Toilets at Field of Mars Reserve
Field of Mars Reserve has picnic areas for visitors who want to stop during a walk. The reserve has public toilets, including an accessible toilet that suits visitors with mobility needs. The park also contains an environmental education centre within the reserve. These facilities sit alongside the walking paths and are the only built amenities the council lists for the reserve.
Facilities at Field of Mars Reserve
Getting to Field of Mars Reserve
Pittwater Road, East Ryde NSW 2113.
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- 📍Field of Mars Cemetery
- 📍Strangers Creek
Frequently asked questions about Field of Mars Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Field of Mars Reserve?
No, dogs are not allowed at Field of Mars Reserve. The reserve is a protected bushland area.
Are there toilets at Field of Mars Reserve?
Field of Mars Reserve has public toilets, including an accessible toilet.
Are there picnic areas at Field of Mars Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has picnic areas along its walking paths.
Where is Field of Mars Reserve?
Field of Mars Reserve is on Pittwater Road in East Ryde, between the Lane Cove and Parramatta rivers.