Brick Pit Reserve has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging as a natural oasis in Frenchs Forest.  

One of the most striking features of the upgraded reserve is the elevated accessible loop boardwalk that winds through the rehabilitated landscape, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the area's natural beauty while learning about its historical significance. 

The boardwalk seamlessly connects pathways that lead to various amenities, including a newly designed playground. 

The playground has been crafted with natural materials and elements to offer a diverse range of play equipment, such as swings, slides, climbing structures, and a nature play area.  

By incorporating natural materials and elements, the design fosters a stimulating and inclusive environment where children of all ages and abilities can engage and explore. 

Beyond the playground, the reserve boasts new picnic facilities, public amenities, and improved access pathways.   

Funded by a grant from the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI), the project is part of the broader Frenchs Forest Town Centre plan.  

The upgraded reserve serves not only local residents but also hospital staff, patients, and the wider Northern Beaches community. The initiative represents a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to create dynamic public areas that harmoniously blend with nature. 

Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to explore the revitalised reserve and enjoy its array of features. 

While the official opening is not until next week, we are pleased to see so many people already enjoying the new facilities. For additional details about the Brick Pit Reserve upgrade, visit Your Say Northern Beaches.