Kookaburra Reserve
Kookaburra Reserve sits on Shaw Street in Kingsgrove NSW 2208, and its standout feature is a playground with separate baby, toddler and kid play areas, swings, slides and climbing equipment. A bike track is also on site, and a scout hall operates from the reserve.
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Playground at Kookaburra Reserve
Kookaburra Reserve has a playground divided into three play areas: a baby area, a toddler area and a kid area. The play equipment includes swings, slides, climbing equipment, rockers, balancing equipment and spinners. Children can also play with balls on the site, and the playground has wheelchair access. Parents can use the separate baby and toddler zones to keep the youngest children apart from older ones.
Scout Hall at Kookaburra Reserve
The 4th Kingsgrove Scout Group, part of Scouts NSW, operates from the scout hall at Kookaburra Reserve. The group was established in 1960 and takes children aged 4 to 18. Its hall sits directly behind the reserve. Families looking for a local scout group for children in that age range can find it through Scouts NSW.
Facilities at Kookaburra Reserve
Getting to Kookaburra Reserve
Shaw Street, Kingsgrove NSW 2208 (listed at 77 Shaw Street). The scout hall sits directly behind the reserve and is reached by a long driveway that is single-car wide with two-way traffic.
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What facilities does Kookaburra Reserve in Kingsgrove have?
Kookaburra Reserve has a playground with baby, toddler and kid play areas, a bike track, and a scout hall used by the 4th Kingsgrove Scout Group.
Does Kookaburra Reserve have a playground for kids?
Yes, the reserve has a playground with swings, slides, climbing equipment, rockers, balancing equipment and spinners.
What's the best age range for the playground at Kookaburra Reserve?
The playground is split into baby, toddler and kid areas, so it has equipment for the youngest children through to older kids.
Is there parking at Kookaburra Reserve in Kingsgrove?
Vehicle access to the scout hall behind the reserve is via a long single-car-wide driveway with two-way traffic.
Is Kookaburra Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the playground at Kookaburra Reserve is listed with wheelchair access.