George Alder Reserve
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George Alder Reserve is a dog-friendly park in Quakers Hill where dogs are welcome on lead.
Dog rules
Dogs are welcome on-leash at George Alder Reserve, a Blacktown City Council park. Under the NSW Companion Animals Act 1998, dogs must be kept on a lead and under effective control, and are prohibited within 10 metres of children's play equipment and food preparation areas. Off-leash exercise is permitted only in Council's designated off-leash areas.
At a glance
On-leash onlyAdmin team verified
Seating availableAdmin team verified
Wheelchair accessibleAdmin team verified
George Alder Reserve, Lalor Rd, Quakers Hill NSW 2763
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
★★★★☆2 years ago
cutle little park. fake rock walls for climbing with hidden things for kids to find. like a bat, spider and more. undercover seating and a drink fountain. again no toilet. but heaps of places to run and play hide n seek or chasings. good park.
★★★☆☆7 years ago
Playground is for older kids and confident climbers. No toilets. Fenced means to me that your dog or child can't get out by themselves. This playground isn't fenced.
★★★★★1 year ago
Its a nice place close to Quakers Hill Railway station and school for young kids. It has got one 3 swings, one bench for sitting , 2 slides and rocky structure for kids to climb and go from one end to another. Rocky structure has interesting animals carved on it. The park is Small but nice. We fondly call it as Rock Park. Sadly its most of the times empty. Hope more kids come here to play.
★★★★☆2 years ago
Really nice park with lots of trees and open spaces between. The playground is a little underwhelming - too tricky for young kids and not interesting enough for older ones. For chasing and running games though, it's a winner.
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