Mandurama Reserve

Dogs welcome — rules apply•Dog rules
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Updated 14 Apr 2026

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Mandurama Reserve is a quiet neighbourhood park with a duck pond and an easy loop for a short on-leash walk. The open grass, shade and playground make it a simple local stop rather than a big destination. It is the kind of place that works well for a calm morning wander close to home.

Dog rules

Dogs are permitted on-leash under NSW Companion Animals Act. Dogs must be under effective control at all times. Dogs prohibited within 10m of playgrounds and play equipment. Check on-site signage for any additional restrictions.

At a glance

On-leash onlyVenue website
Shade availableVenue website
Cleopatra Dr, Ambarvale NSW 2560

Before you go

  • 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
  • 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.

What people say

★★★★★3 years ago

Nice quiet park. Good play area. My dog loved the walk around the duck pond

★★★★☆4 years ago

Beautiful place to have a walk by your self or with dog and friends. Nice little park for the kids to play in with new equipment.

★★★★☆3 years ago

Great little hidden gem for kids to play. Quite with a small little pond and can find local folks practising fishing. A little warning for mums and daddies, the kids play area has seen better days, it shown vandalism, broken glass and needles nearby. Be careful, and that's the reason I gave 3 stars.

★★★★☆5 years ago

We loved the new small park here at Mandurama Reserve! It’s friendly for the toddlers to play and close to the duck pond. It is a smaller park and the equipment is not covered, but does provide two park benches covered quite close to the equipment.

★★★☆☆6 years ago

Beautiful Place developed by Campbelltown Council Nice Walk around lake. Ducks around. Small playing area for kids. Along the walk you have tennis court, basketball court 3 courts free to use. Next to it big ground for soccer or footy.

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