Curry Reserve
Curry Reserve in Elderslie NSW is a public park whose standout feature is a splash pad with 36 interactive water play features, installed in 2018 and accessible for children of all ages. Its grounds also include a playground, covered picnic shelters and barbecue facilities.
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Splash Pad at Curry Reserve
The splash pad at Curry Reserve is a water play space with 36 interactive features that children can splash on and explore. The water play space was installed in 2018 and is described as accessible fun for children of all ages. Curry Reserve offers wet play wheelchairs for hire, so visitors with mobility needs can take part in the water play alongside their families. Water play is the headline attraction of the reserve, and the splash pad is the feature most visitors come to Curry Reserve to use.
Covered Picnic Shelters at Curry Reserve
Curry Reserve has covered picnic shelters, so groups can gather under cover rather than out on open grass. The shelters form part of the reserve's picnic area, which is known as a setting for family and community group gatherings. Covered shelters suit families who want a fixed spot to set out food and stay for a few hours. The picnic area sits within the reserve's grounds, which also include lawn and garden space for spreading out.
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Getting to Curry Reserve
Curry Reserve is located on Camden Valley Way, Elderslie NSW 2570. Parking is available at the on-site car park, which is free for drivers.
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- 📍John Oxley Cottage
- 📍Camden Visitor's Centre
Frequently asked questions about Curry Reserve
Is Curry Reserve in Elderslie a good place to take my dog?
Dogs are allowed at Curry Reserve, which is listed as a dog-friendly park in Elderslie.
Is there a playground at Curry Reserve for young kids?
Yes, Curry Reserve has a playground, and its 36-feature splash pad is described as accessible for children of all ages.
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Curry Reserve?
Curry Reserve has an accessible BBQ and covered picnic shelters for groups to gather under.
Are there public toilets at Curry Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has public toilets, some of which are accessible to people with disabilities, plus adult change facilities.
What are the opening hours for Curry Reserve?
The splash pad operates from 10am to 7pm between September and April, and the season runs across the Spring and Autumn school holidays.