Quambee Reserve

We say "Quambee" to our dog, and she goes berserk with excitement. The small, artificial surface of the dedicated dog-off-lead zone is a step back from the freedom that dogs used to have to roam freely and play chase with the swallows. It's a big place all up - two cricket/footy ovals, more pitches up top, a fenced off pondage, an open horse area, tennis courts, bushy spots - plenty to explore.

Quambee Reserve may not be the most extraordinary destination, but it serves its purpose well for locals and visitors attending a local footy game.

While lacking grandeur, the reserve offers enough amenities to keep the little ones entertained when they tire of watching the match.

It's a decent spot for families who seek a casual outing in the area, providing a pleasant atmosphere to relax and enjoy the game. Quambee Reserve caters to the needs of its target audience and ensures an enjoyable experience for all.

Beautifully maintained main oval and a couple of secondary ovals for sport.
Cricket nets available.

A pretty location with new updated ovals and parks, but the ground was way to hard to play footy finals their this year, 3 people did their knees in the one match I watched and a bad concussion from falling and knocking head on the ground.
It should be good in a few seasons as the grass grows a bit more and becomes softer but it’s not suitable currently

1st time there for the boys football the set up is fantastic.paved areas, lots seats around the ground and the garden looks great.

On a cold, wet, Winters night it's pretty hard to find the entrance to this Reserve let alone find your way down all the roads going in every direction once you're in there! It really needs some lighting to improve the situation.

Great place to take your doggies- off lead in the back oval and horse paddock so they can all run and play

2 ovals, 1 field, cricket nets, pitch and clubrooms, footy field, tennis club and pony club. Plenty of space with lots to do!

Meant to be a sports facility. Lately it's been over run with dogs and their horrible owners. Dogs off leash causing havoc.

Large park hidden off wonga road.area for the dogs to run around, a bush type walk around the perimeter, 2 grassed ovals, cricket nets and a climbing tower slide for the kids. Easy parking and a great place to just get out for a stretch

Two massive parks, ovals completely fenced, awesome playground and flying fox, new cricket nets, front oval for mini junior sports, equine club and tennis. We do it well out here in the leafy suburbs ️

Great place there is something for everyone, the cricket nets are awesome and there are two ovals and a playground, perfect for the kids

Great off leash dog park. Good place to see many native birds and even grey kangaroos on the horse paddock if you go early enough.

Well laid out and maintained. A water fountain an water bowl for dogs at the pny club end would be great

Three large ovals with two for cricket and one for football. The football oval has been completely resurfaced over the last 6-8 months,

Impressive cricket nets and revamped carpark, including three disabled spots.

Plenty of walking tracks around the perimeter to the Horse ＆ Pony Club and Tennis Club as well as a new enclosed playground and toilets open from 7am-7pm.

Great place to play, picnic and chill. Recently updated facilities including oval and cricket nets.

People need to obey the signs to keep dogs on lead. It is not an off lead park. Sorry, I didn't see you.doesn't cut it.

Went there for the walking trail which was a great experience. It's a massive open green area with lot's of playing fields, clubs, activity areas and facilities. The playground is excellent and car parking is ample.