Curry Reserve Water Park

Hip hip hooray, the water playground at Curry Reserve, Elderslie is open again after a brief closure following routine water maintenance. The super-popular Sydney water playground was definitely missed as most of the Macarthur region knows just how much the kids love going for a splash and a play at one of Sydney's most popular free water playgrounds. If you haven't been for a visit yet, you're missing out!

Wonderful Water Play 

The water play space gives options for children of all abilities and families to exercise and socialise and features wheelchair accessible play equipment. Change facilities including an adult change hoist, waterproof wheelchairs and storage opened in Autumn 2019.

Water will be heated at the site to extend the season from just the summer school holiday period to include spring and autumn holidays. This is a first for Sydney! 

The playground features three play zones for all ages including a toddler zone, 36 play features including a toddler’s ‘discovery stream,’ a capacity for 176 users, shade sails covering two-thirds of water play area and zero-depth water.

More Play Spaces For All

Nearby you also have the youth play spaces at Sedgewick Reserve, Currans Hill and Harrington Park Lake Reserve. Sedgewick Reserve park includes a sensory path with musical instruments as well as climbing apparatus, swings and areas for skating, scooters and bicycles. Harrington Park Lake Reserve has slides and climbing structures, trampolines, skate elements and a multi-use path for skaters, scooters and bicycles.

The reserve is situated next to the Camden Visitor’s Centre and is open from 10 am-7 pm, September to April.

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