Lorraine Taylor Reserve
Lorraine Taylor Reserve is a park on the corner of Athena Avenue and Hayle Street in St Ives. Its most notable feature is an accessible playground with a carousel, swings and nature-based play. The park also has an accessible circuit path, seating and a drinking fountain.
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Playground at Lorraine Taylor Reserve
Lorraine Taylor Reserve has a playground with an accessible carousel, swings, multi-functional play equipment and nature-based play features. The play equipment caters for a range of age groups and abilities. Rubber and mulch softfall surfaces sit under the play area. Ku-ring-gai Council completed a significant upgrade of this playground, and the design was informed by community consultation. The playground sits within landscaped grounds with formal and informal seating.
Facilities at Lorraine Taylor Reserve
Getting to Lorraine Taylor Reserve
Lorraine Taylor Reserve is on the corner of Athena Avenue and Hayle Street, St Ives NSW 2075.
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Is there a playground at Lorraine Taylor Reserve?
Yes. The playground has an accessible carousel, swings, multi-functional play equipment and nature-based play features.
Is Lorraine Taylor Reserve accessible?
The reserve has an accessible circuit path, an accessible drinking fountain and an accessible bin. The playground's equipment caters for a range of abilities.
What surface is under the playground?
The play area has rubber and mulch softfall surfaces.
Who was Lorraine Taylor Reserve named after?
It is named in honour of Lorraine Taylor, a local volunteer and St Ives community stalwart who died in 2015. The reserve was formerly called Athena Avenue Reserve.