tourist attraction in Campbelltown

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Angle Reserve

Leumeah, New South Wales Australia

A wide open, grassy reserve, perfect for ball games. Wooden fences on both sides help keep the kids from running onto the road.

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Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre

Campbelltown, New South Wales Australia

Start your visit to Campbelltown and the Macarthur region by stopping in at the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre.

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Scriven Reserve

Leumeah, New South Wales Australia

This park has plenty of open space to get some exercise and fresh air.

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Abercrombie Reserve

Leumeah, New South Wales Australia

Get some fresh air while jogging or walking the dog in this serene reserve.

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Mount Huon Reserve

Glen Alpine, New South Wales Australia

Walk along this large, grassy reserve and discover scenic views of Campbelltown.

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Camden Road Reserve

A perfect spot for a rest next to the HJ Daley Library. You're across the road from Koshigaya Park and a short walk to shops and restaurants.

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Shetland Reserve

Blairmount, New South Wales Australia

A grassy open space, great for getting some fresh air. Close to other parks, including Thomas Burke Reserve.

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The Kraal Reserve

Blair Athol, New South Wales Australia

A small park with scenic garden and a great view overlooking all of Campbelltown. A short walk to both Kia and Harvey Brown Reserves.

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Jim Merry Reserve

Bradbury, New South Wales Australia

Bring the kids to play on the playground and have a picnic. You can also take a leisurely walk or bike ride on the cycleway.

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Jibbon Reserve

Woodbine, New South Wales Australia

A small, grassed neighbourhood area.

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Bundeena Reserve

Woodbine, New South Wales Australia

A large, peaceful reserve in the middle of Woodbine where you can walk your dog or take in some exercise.

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Burns Reserve

Leumeah, New South Wales Australia

An open, grassy reserve that is great for ball games. Wooden fences on both sides also keep kids from running onto the road.

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Mereil Reserve

A small green, open space in a quiet neighbourhood in Campbelltown.

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Bon Wrightson Reserve

Campbelltown, New South Wales Australia

A peaceful reserve with a playground and seat for relaxing.

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Clovelly Reserve

Woodbine, New South Wales Australia

Catch up on some exercise or take a leisurely walk with the dog in this peaceful reserve.

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Creigan Reserve

Bradbury, New South Wales Australia

Follow a walking trail for a peaceful stroll through native bushland. The trails connect to the larger Dorchester Reserve.

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Baden Powell Reserve

Bradbury, New South Wales Australia

Park the car and take advantage of the wide open spaces in this large, serene reserve.

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Hasting Reserve

Campbelltown, New South Wales Australia

A spacious and quiet bushland reserve, great for birdwatching.

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Bottlebrush Reserve

Bradbury, New South Wales Australia

Have a kick to kick in this small neighbourhood park in Bradbury. You can also take a stroll or bike ride along the pathway.

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Valley Reserve

Campbelltown, New South Wales Australia

This reserve is fantastic for all types of pastimes, from muck around games of football to jogging or dog walking. It's across the road from Soldier Settlement Park and short walk to the local sh…

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Hoddle Reserve

Bradbury, New South Wales Australia

Walk your dog or play a family game of soccer in this quiet park. The local shopping village is a short walk away.

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Queen Street Reserve

Campbelltown, New South Wales Australia

A small reserve to sit and enjoy a packed lunch in the heart of Campbelltown. Campbelltown Arts Centre, Koshigaya Park and Campbelltown CBD are all nearby.

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Campbelltown Rotary Observatory

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John Kidd Reserve

Blair Athol, New South Wales Australia

A great neighbourhood park with some of the most innovative play equipment in Campbelltown.

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Colong Reserve

Leumeah, New South Wales Australia

A peaceful park mostly covered in dense bushland. Kids can jump around on the playground while parents sit and relax. Walking tracks connect to Smiths Creek Reserve.