Things to do
George Street Reserve, Marion
- Location:
- George Street
- Playground suitability:
- 0-3 years, 3-5 years, 5-12 years, 12+
- Park facilities
- Playground
- BBQ
- Picnic tables
- Seating
- Shelter
- Dog bag station
- Parking | Off-street
- Hard surface paths
- Loose surface paths
- Reserve Fencing | Partially fenced
- Toilets (daylight hours)
- Toilets | Baby change facilities
- Toilets | Disabled access
- Toilets | Sharps container
- Toilets | Sanitary disposal
- Public art
- Playground Equipment
- Active play
- Active play (Grass kick-about area)
- Climbing
- Climbing (Climbing frame)
- Interactive
- Interactive (Bead Panel)
- Rocking
- Rocking (Single springer)
- Sliding/moving
- Sliding/moving (Firemans pole - straight)
- Sliding/moving (Multistation with slide)
- Swings
- Swings (Baby swing)
- Swings (Standard swing)
- Playground Fencing | Partially fenced
- Shade | Trees
- Bark chip softfall
This is an off-leash park where dogs can exercise off-leash, except within 5 metres of a playground, at a wetland or when organised sport is being played.
George Street Reserve in Marion is a neighbourhood playground which features a playground, sports courts, picnic facilities and a toilet.
Playground
This playground is ideal for the little ones as the stairs climb up to the small multistation with two slides, circular climbing bar bridge and a not-very-high fireman's pole. A springer and swing set complete the play equipment,.
Reserve
There's plenty of room to run around here, with space the southern and eastern end adding to the area available at this reserve.
Sports
This reserve has a tennis court, 3 on 3 basketball court and cricket nets.
Facilities
This reserve has great picnic facilities with 2 BBQs, sheltered picnic tables and seating through the reserve. Reserve lighting is situated between the shelter and playground equipment.
Off-street car parking is available and the adjacent toilet also has a tap on the outside.
Marion Historic Village
George Street Reserve is situated in the Marion Historic Village precinct. It was once the pug hole (source of clay for bricks) for the establishment of the village. Public art is used to celebrate and recognise the site's previous history and importance.
Find out more on our Marion Historic Village webpage.
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