William Mason Reserve
📍 Mount Druitt, NSW 2770 · Managed by Blacktown City Council
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William Mason Reserve is a small public park at Meacher Street, Mount Druitt NSW 2770, managed by Blacktown City Council. Its standout feature is an accessible playground with a 3.5m Mega Swing and a KliX TOWERplay fort, plus a 580 m walking loop.
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About William Mason Reserve
Playground at William Mason Reserve
William Mason Reserve has a playground built to encourage social integration in the local community. William Mason Reserve has a KliX TOWERplay fort as its main attraction, offering climbing activities and multiple slides. William Mason Reserve has a 3.5m Mega Swing with a Nest seat and a double-bay swing with Strap, Toddler and Cub seats, where the Cub seat lets carers join in. Ground-level balancing features at William Mason Reserve include stepping discs, a balancing beam and several sandstone blocks. William Mason Reserve also has two inground trampolines and a wheelchair-accessible spinning carousel.
Playground Surfacing and Access at William Mason Reserve
William Mason Reserve has a certified soft-fall rubber system that helps reduce fall injuries in its playground. The play area has an open-plan surface of concrete paths, wetpour rubber and playground mulch, with recycled soft-fall supplied for construction. The rubber areas branch off the concrete path, so prams and wheelchairs can reach the equipment. William Mason Reserve has sandstone retaining walls around its outskirts, which provide a place to rest and support a large garden bed for trees and plants. Materials supplied for the playground included drainage, turf and certified playground mulch.
Walking Path and Fitness Equipment at William Mason Reserve
William Mason Reserve has a walking path that loops the reserve for about 580 m. William Mason Reserve has outdoor fitness equipment sitting at one corner of this path, so exercise stops can be combined with a walk. The park is listed for walking and running, and its paths are described as well maintained. William Mason Reserve covers 6.9 acres in total. Walkers and runners can use the loop as a route around the reserve, with the playground located within the same park.
Activities at William Mason Reserve
Facilities at William Mason Reserve
Visitor tips for William Mason Reserve
- ✓Use the rubber areas that branch off the concrete path to reach the play equipment with a pram or wheelchair.
- ✓Head to the KliX TOWERplay fort first, as it is the playground's main attraction for climbing and sliding.
- ✓The Cub seat on the double-bay swing lets a carer join in with the child.
- ✓Toddlers can use the Toddler seat on the double-bay swing and the ground-level stepping discs and balancing beam.
- ✓Combine the 580 m walking loop with a stop at the outdoor fitness equipment on one corner of the path.
Getting to William Mason Reserve
William Mason Reserve is located at Meacher Street, Mount Druitt NSW 2770, between Meacher Street and Methven Street.
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Frequently asked questions about William Mason Reserve
What facilities does William Mason Reserve in Mount Druitt have?
William Mason Reserve has a playground with a 3.5m Mega Swing, a KliX TOWERplay fort with climbing and multiple slides, and a double-bay swing. It also has a walking path that loops the reserve for about 580 m, with outdoor fitness equipment at one corner. The play area includes a wheelchair-accessible spinning carousel and two inground trampolines.
Does William Mason Reserve have a playground for young kids?
William Mason Reserve has a playground aimed at young children, including a swing. The play area is designed to be accessible to children of all ages and abilities. Toddlers can use the Toddler seat on the double-bay swing, along with the ground-level stepping discs and balancing beam.
What sports or recreation options are available at William Mason Reserve?
William Mason Reserve is listed for walking and running. The walking path loops the reserve for about 580 m, and outdoor fitness equipment sits at one corner of it. The playground adds climbing, swinging and sliding.
Are there walking paths or running tracks at William Mason Reserve?
William Mason Reserve has a walking path that loops the reserve for about 580 m. The paths are described as well maintained and are used for walking and running. Concrete paths also run through the playground area.
Is William Mason Reserve wheelchair accessible?
William Mason Reserve's playground includes a wheelchair-accessible spinning carousel. Rubber areas branch off the concrete path to help wheelchairs and prams reach the play equipment.
What makes William Mason Reserve different from other parks in Mount Druitt?
William Mason Reserve's playground was built to encourage social integration in the local community. Its KliX TOWERplay fort is the main attraction, and the play area is designed to be accessible to children of all ages and abilities.