Reid Park in Mosman has officially opened its newly upgraded playground, offering a fun, safe, and inclusive space for children of all ages and abilities. The revitalised playspace includes an interactive nature play area, accessible play equipment, soft-fall rubber surfacing, and a large shade sail for sun protection, making it a welcome addition to the local landscape.
Mosman Mayor Ann Marie Kimber led the official opening, joined by fellow Councillors, State Member for North Shore Felicity Wilson, Mosman Council staff, and representatives from the organisations involved in designing and building the playground.
The opening follows the successful completion of the project and its first public use during the opening weekend in April.
Community feedback was key in shaping the final concept, ensuring the design reflects local needs and encourages active, imaginative play.
Mosman Council and the NSW Government proudly funded the project under the Local Small Commitments Allocation—Playground and Park Upgrades program.
Mayor Kimber said the new playground provided a contemporary and inclusive place for children and their families to enjoy.
“The playground upgrade was developed in consultation with the community, with valuable ideas and feedback incorporated into the design. It’s wonderful to see our young residents now enjoying this revitalised space.”
Reid Park Playground Equipment:
- Swings
- In-ground trampoline
- Climbing structure with tunnel slide
- Interactive nature play area
- Accessible play equipment
- Soft-fall rubber surfacing
Plus, it is fully fenced!
Reid Park Playground
Reid Park Playground
Reid Park Playground
Reid Park Playground
About Reid Park
Reid Park in Mosman, Sydney, offers a variety of amenities catering to different interests:
- Sports Facilities: The park includes a junior cricket pitch with synthetic wickets, primarily used on Saturdays during the summer months (October to March).
- Open Spaces and Bushland: Visitors can enjoy large open reserves adjacent to bushland areas, providing a natural setting for various recreational activities.
- Off-Leash Dog Area: Reid Park offers an off-leash area where dogs can play and socialise. Amenities include a water fountain for pets and shaded seating areas for owners.
- Bolivia Bridge: The park features the Bolivia Bridge, adding to its scenic charm.
- Seating and Accessibility: The park has seating areas throughout and is designed for individuals with disabilities.
- Parking and Public Transport: Street parking is available nearby and accessible via public bus services.
Please note that there are no toilet facilities within Reid Park. The closest public restrooms are approximately 200 meters away at Mosman Wharf.
Essential Details: Reid Park
- Address: Centenary Drive, Mosman NSW 2088
- LGA: Mosman Council
