Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
Windsor Downs Nature Reserve is a 364-hectare bushland reserve in Windsor Downs NSW 2756, managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Its standout feature is bushland walking through Cumberland Plain Woodland, an endangered woodland community, with broad-leafed ironbark and grey box trees.
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About Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
Bushland Walking Trails at Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
Windsor Downs Nature Reserve has bushland walking trails through Cumberland Plain Woodland. A circuit walk of about 6 kilometres loops through the reserve on flat ground, passing broad-leafed ironbark, grey box and scribbly gum. The reserve also protects the endangered nodding geebung shrub, and National Parks runs guided tours there occasionally, so check ahead before a visit.
Facilities at Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
Visitor tips for Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
- ✓Walk early in the morning, when the birdlife is most active and the reserve is quiet.
Getting to Windsor Downs Nature Reserve
Access is via Sanctuary Drive and Surprise Crescent, 3.5 km south of Windsor, between Bligh Park and Berkshire Park. There is no marked car park, so visitors park on the roadside near the entrances.
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Is there parking at Windsor Downs Nature Reserve?
There is no marked car park. Visitors park on the side of the road near the entrances.
Who manages Windsor Downs Nature Reserve?
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages the reserve. The Scheyville office takes visitor enquiries on 02 4580 2750.
Are guided tours available at Windsor Downs Nature Reserve?
Guided tours are offered occasionally, so check the National Parks website before visiting.