Morgan Power Reserve
Morgan Power Reserve is a sports reserve in Kings Langley on Vardys Road, with a sportsfield, a cricket net and areas for discus, shot put and long jump. Blacktown City Council uses it for athletics and cricket in summer and football in winter, with a playground for all ages behind the sports fields.
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Sports Facilities at Morgan Power Reserve
Morgan Power Reserve is used for athletics and cricket during the summer sport season and for football during the winter sport season. The reserve has a sportsfield, a cricket net, and areas for discus, shot put and long jump. Blacktown City Council classifies Morgan Power Reserve as a recreation reserve and a sports ground, which fits its athletics and cricket use.
Playground at Morgan Power Reserve
The playground at Morgan Power Reserve is located behind the sports fields. The council describes its equipment as suitable for all ages, so younger and older children can use it. Families visiting for athletics, cricket or football have the playground close by, since it sits behind the sportsfield. Tables and seats are also provided at the reserve, so a family can sit down during a visit.
Facilities at Morgan Power Reserve
Getting to Morgan Power Reserve
Morgan Power Reserve is on Vardys Road, Kings Langley NSW 2147. The reserve has off-street parking. A walking path of about 350 m links Vardys Road in Blacktown with Isaac Smith Parade in Kings Langley.
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Does Morgan Power Reserve have a playground?
Yes, the playground sits behind the reserve's sports fields and its equipment is suitable for all ages.
What sports are played at Morgan Power Reserve?
Athletics and cricket are played there in summer and football in winter, and the reserve has a cricket net and discus, shot put and long jump areas.
Is there parking at Morgan Power Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has off-street parking on Vardys Road.
Where does the walking path at Morgan Power Reserve go?
The walking path is about 350 m long and links Vardys Road in Blacktown with Isaac Smith Parade in Kings Langley.