Historic Reserve Information
E P Nazer Reserve - Edwin Payne Nazer served as a Councillor and Alderman with Port Adelaide Council from 1949-1969 and had a prominent career as a local cricketer, working tirelessly to support local cricket and football groups.
Incl. Port Adelaide War Memorial Reserve - An area of land north of E P Nazer Reserve was once known as Port Adelaide War Memorial Reserve. This land became part of the relocated Le Fevre High School grounds in 1960. In the 1980', the significance of the War Memorial Reserve was recognised through the redevelopment of a portion of E P Nazer Reserve carried out under the Community Employment Program.
Dog Rules at this Location
Across the City of Port Adelaide Enfield there is many great open spaces where dogs can be exercised and enjoyed with their owners, to find out about restrictions at this location, check out our Dog Leash Map for more details.
Reserve History
In 2025 EP Nazer Reserve had the addition of professional-grade lighting which has elevated the reserve to meet baseball competition standards. This upgrade means training sessions can run later into the evening, and teams can play night games, making the space more accessible and vibrant for the community. This $620,000 project was fully funded by the State Government and delivered by City of PAE.