Hemsley Reserve
An open grassed area with trees and a park bench makes Hemsley Reserve a green space in Roseville. It is one of seven reserves of the Hemsley Estate, and a grassed pedestrian lane called Sparkes Lane links the park to Broadbent Reserve.
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About Hemsley Reserve
Open Grassed Area at Hemsley Reserve
Hemsley Reserve has an open grassed area as its main space, with a stretch of lawn that stays clear for people to walk across or sit on. Some trees stand within the reserve, giving the grass scattered tree cover across the park. Hemsley Reserve also has a park bench for resting, so visitors can sit down on the grass or at the bench while they spend time in the open space. The reserve's open lawn and seating make it a simple place to pause outdoors in Roseville.
Sparkes Lane Pedestrian Link at Hemsley Reserve
Hemsley Reserve has Sparkes Lane, a grassed pedestrian link that runs from the park to Broadbent Reserve. The lane is a grassed walkway on foot, so it keeps the route between the two reserves off the road and on a soft surface. Hemsley Reserve connects to Broadbent Reserve through this grassed lane, which makes it a useful route for walkers moving between the two green spaces in Roseville.
Facilities at Hemsley Reserve
Getting to Hemsley Reserve
Hemsley Reserve is at the corner of Barcoo Street and Barambah Road, Roseville NSW 2069.
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- 📍Broadbent Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Hemsley Reserve
What facilities does Hemsley Reserve in Roseville have?
Hemsley Reserve has an open grassed area, some trees and a park bench. Its confirmed amenities stop there, with no other facilities listed for the reserve.
Are there walking paths or tracks through Hemsley Reserve?
A grassed pedestrian link called Sparkes Lane runs from Hemsley Reserve to Broadbent Reserve. It is the walking route connected to the park.
What makes Hemsley Reserve different from other parks on the North Shore?
Hemsley Reserve is one of seven reserves of the Hemsley Estate in Roseville. Its link to Broadbent Reserve through Sparkes Lane sets it apart from standalone reserves.