In Little Lake Crescent, concrete pathways connect the car park, picnic shelters, toilets, and bridge with the surrounding foreshore. Near the amenities block, there is a parking space that is designated for people with disabilities. Accessible toilets are equipped with MLAK locks. There are picnic shelters with covered tables set on concrete slabs, as well as nearby bins and grassy areas.
Handrails are located on both sides of the pedestrian bridge that crosses the lake entrance. A timber deck surface covers a bridge with a gradual incline. There are generally wide, sealed, and largely level pathways throughout the reserve.
Depending on the tide level, the foreshore may consist of sand, exposed rock, or tidal areas. Towards the sandy foreshore, concrete steps with handrails lead from the reserve. It is possible to see areas of wet sand, shallow water, rocks, and uneven natural surfaces during low tide.
Among the reserve's amenities are open grassy areas, seating, shade trees, and views of the lake and ocean. Along the bridge and surrounding pathways, street lighting is installed.
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