Ningaloo Way Reserve

This neighbourhood reserve is almost 2 hectares in size and provides opportunities for a range of recreational experiences.

A green open space providing connectivity between Denham Way and Ningaloo Way.

A playground with a nearby basketball ring caters for children's play and a significant amount of mature native vegetation with a number of habitat trees providing the reserve with valuable shade.

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Location

13 Denham Way, Thornlie 6108 View Map

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Features

Dogs Permitted - On Lead
Drinking Fountain
Lighting
Play Equipment - Sand
Play Surfaces - Basketball
Seating

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Thornlie: Parks and reserves

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Hargrave Drive Reserve

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McMahon Street Reserve

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Wicklow Street Reserve

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