Crestwood, Sydney

Crestwood is an urban place in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Crestwood is located in the suburb of in the local government area of The Hills Shire.

Education

Crestwood High School - 7-12 Government Owned. Founded 1981.
Crestwood Public School - K-6 Government Owned ; founded 1972.
St Michael's Primary School - K-6 Catholic School ; founded 1972.

Crestwood Reserve

Is a large public park located in the centre of Crestwood, facilities include:

2 Rugby League fields
6 Tennis courts
2 Playgrounds
2 Half court Basketball courts
Netball courts
Picnic and BBQ facilities
Fenced dog leash free area
Skate park
Girl Guides hall

Places of worship

Norwest Anglican - formerly known as Crestwood Anglican Church or St Andrews Crestwood - is located in Crestwood, adjacent to Crestwood High.
Chapel Lane is the evening service of Norwest Anglican

History

The area was developed between 1966 and the early 1970s. The land had been part of Joseph Foveaux's estate, acquired by John Macarthur, then returned to the crown in exchange for land elsewhere. It was built in the headwaters of Toongabbie creek.