Hartley's Oval is a sporting reserve managed by Fairfield City Council. Located on a quiet residential street, the park features a large sports field, spectator seating, and an amenities building with change rooms and toilets.
Access & Mobility
Hartley's Oval has clear signage facing the street, showing the park name and location at the entrance. There is a large parking area beyond the entrance gate; however, it is not marked with designated accessible parking bays, and street parking is also available on the surrounding roads.
The reserve is a large, open grassed area with plenty of seating around the field and a concrete path connecting to the amenities building. The main building contains change rooms/locker rooms, male and female toilets, and an accessible toilet (with a manual push/pull door). It also has a service counter (canteen) at a moderate height, though there is no separate accessible (lowered) counter provided.
Note: at the time of the visit, the entrance gate was closed and not open to vehicles, there were no staff on site, and the building — including the toilets and the accessible toilet — was locked, so these facilities could not be accessed or inspected. Visitors who require the accessible toilet may wish to contact Fairfield City Council in advance to confirm availability and access or to user a MLAK.
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