Yarramundi Reserve
Yarramundi Reserve is a riverside reserve at Yarramundi, NSW, where the Grose and Hawkesbury-Nepean Rivers meet. Its standout features are walking trails, fishing spots and kayaking and canoeing on calm waters, with more than 90 bird species recorded in the area.
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Walking Trails and Birdwatching at Yarramundi Reserve
Yarramundi Reserve has walking trails that run through its natural setting where the two rivers meet. More than 90 bird species have been recorded in the area, which makes the reserve a good place for birdwatching. Horse riders can use the northern section, which includes a sandy beach and a track circling the North Lagoon. Native wildlife can be seen in its natural habitat across the reserve.
Fishing and Paddling at Yarramundi Reserve
Several locations throughout Yarramundi Reserve offer spots to cast a line for fishing. Visitors can kayak and canoe on the calm waters of the reserve. The shallows near the shore are sandy in places and suit a swim, though they have pebbles and rocks underfoot. Picnic areas beside the river give views over the water.
Facilities at Yarramundi Reserve
Visitor tips for Yarramundi Reserve
- ✓Watch your step in the shallows, where pebbles and rocks sit under the water.
Getting to Yarramundi Reserve
Yarramundi Reserve is on Springwood Road, Yarramundi NSW 2753. The main entrance and car park are on the north side of the road, and a smaller access point is on the south side near the bridge.
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Is Yarramundi Reserve good for dogs?
Yarramundi Reserve has a large off-leash area for dogs, and dogs can run through the shallow fresh water.
Can you fish at Yarramundi Reserve?
Several spots throughout the reserve let you cast a line, along the rivers.
Are there toilets at Yarramundi Reserve?
Toilets are near the car park, with picnic tables close by.