Seabrook Reserve (on Melaleuca Cres)
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Seabrook Reserve is a grassed local park at Tascott with a small playground, shade and parking, listed on the Central Coast off-leash dog areas page. Dogs are allowed off-leash under effective control, so it is worth checking the council signage for the hours and boundaries. It is a handy spot for a run close to home. A simple off-leash park for locals.
Dog rules
Listed on the Central Coast Council off-leash dog areas page. Dogs must be under effective control at all times. Check council signage for hours, boundaries, and any time restrictions.
At a glance
Off-leash areaAdmin team verified
Shade availableVenue website
Grassy areaFrom reviews
Tascott NSW 2250, Australia
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
Parking available close and small cute playground however no dogs allowed and no bathroom available
★★★★☆5 months ago
Playground and equipment. Very quiet. Not fenced in. Two big swings and two baby swings. 2 dofferent sized slides. Built on bark chips. Very naturally shady. Suitable for 18 months + but also a reserve so quiet for a picnic
★★★★☆7 years ago
A lovely park with equipment for varied ages along with a large open area suitable for kicking balls, etc. There is quite a lot of available shade deepening on time of year/day. The only downside is there are no public toilets.
★★★☆☆4 years ago
It is a nice playground but needs a little care...the floor is pretty much mud and the grass is way too long...all the equipment is really dirty because of the floor being soil/wood chips...
★★★★★7 years ago
Cute park with some australian trees in various sizes. The air around here is excellent, a combination of the pleasant dry air from the sea, and the just a little humid and calm air from the bushes that provides relaxing atmosphere. This place is the absolute best ! ( in August)
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