Bonna Point Reserve

Bonna Point Reserve is a sizeable open space in Cronulla, Sydney, with room for barbecues, picnics and active play. Picnic shelters, bench seating, public toilets, changing facilities and an adjoining car park make it practical for longer visits and group gatherings.

Families have several ways to keep moving, with a playground, accessible play equipment, skate park and scooter and bike path. Shade is available around the reserve, while the broad layout gives children space to run around. Its facilities and open setting suit casual family outings, picnics with friends and visitors looking for an outdoor place to spend time without needing a formal attraction or booked activity.

The reserve also includes environmentally sensitive areas. Mangroves in Quibray Bay and the sand spit at its western end are identified as wildlife and nature sanctuaries, and migratory shorebirds use the beaches around Bonna Point. These sections are signposted. Dogs are not allowed within 10 metres of playgrounds or play equipment, or in the protected parts of the reserve; an off-leash area is available at Silver Beach. Bonna Point Reserve holds a 4.6 Google rating from 128 reviews.