Oxlade Reserve (Tree Frog Park)
Oxlade Reserve (Tree Frog Park) is a dog-friendly park in North Kellyville.
Dog rules
Under the Companion Animals Act 1998, dogs must be on-leash at all times in all parks and public places. Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of children's playground equipment and food preparation areas, from active sports fields during organised sport, public bathing areas, school grounds, and child care centres. Dog faeces must be removed immediately. (Source: The Hills Shire Council — Stay out of the Doghouse, thehills.nsw.gov.au.)
At a glance
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
This park was decent in good condition 2024 neat well kept. Kids really liked the snakes and ladders game with spin dice.
Very clean & tidy children’s playground 🛝 located in oxlade st North Kellyville. Park is suited to children aged five & over there’s a maze, jungle gym, slide even a flying fox for older kids to enjoy . Play equipment is within walking distance of the walkway entrance to the pond where the ducks can be fed . Unfortunately Not suited for younger children from 1-3 yrs thou apart from the swing & soft fall mat/ground. Would be nice to see more play equipment suited for the younger children/toddlers so they too can enjoy in park play.
A lovely reserve in the neighbourhood with lot of tranquility and peace around. Excellent for walking or jogging. It has a play area for kids and a small serene pond which had lots of ducks. Quite enjoyable place whether you're here with family to have a small picnic, or if you just want to sit on the grass alone and watch the scenes.
A wonderful serene and tranquil location. Very inviting. A lovely place to walk and/or sit down and admire the lake and the ducks!!
A nice enough little park but keep your eyes open for snakes. We came across a Red Bellied Black Snake on the dam one evening.
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