Noorumba Reserve
Noorumba Reserve is a 127.1 acre bushland reserve on the corner of Archibald Crescent and Lysander Avenue, Gilead. Its standout feature is its meandering walking and running trails, which wind through bush that is also home to wallabies, native birds and koalas.
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About Noorumba Reserve
Walking and Running Trails at Noorumba Reserve
Noorumba Reserve has meandering trails that wind through its 127.1 acre bushland. The reserve's pathways are well maintained and suit both walking and running. Spring and autumn are the seasons best suited to walking here, since summers run warm and winters cool. The trails give walkers and runners a way to explore the reserve's native bush on foot, at whatever pace suits them.
Bushland Habitat and Wildlife at Noorumba Reserve
Noorumba Reserve supports wallabies, native birds and reptiles that visitors may see on the trails. Campbelltown City Council is carrying out bushland enhancements at Noorumba Reserve under a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement, and the project is still in progress. Tree logs from the Appin Road upgrade are being placed to create ground habitat for native species. A Mt Gilead environmental report records koalas at Noorumba Reserve, and the Appin Road upgrade includes koala crossings at the reserve.
Facilities at Noorumba Reserve
Visitor tips for Noorumba Reserve
- ✓Access to the reserve is closed during work hours while the habitat works are underway, so check timing before setting out.
- ✓Summers here are warm, so plan walks for cooler parts of the day.
Getting to Noorumba Reserve
The reserve sits at the corner of Archibald Crescent and Lysander Avenue, Gilead NSW 2560. Glendower Street, Gilead is also given as an entrance point.
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- 📍Appin Road
Frequently asked questions about Noorumba Reserve
Is there a walking or bike path through Noorumba Reserve, and how long are they?
Yes, Noorumba Reserve has meandering, well-maintained pathways suited to walking and running. Bike tracks are not part of the reserve's confirmed features.
What makes Noorumba Reserve different from other parks in the Camden area?
Noorumba Reserve is a 127.1 acre bushland reserve where council is running habitat enhancements under a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement. Koalas are recorded there, and koala crossings are planned as part of the Appin Road upgrade.
Is Noorumba Reserve worth visiting for a weekend day out?
Noorumba Reserve holds an average rating of 5 out of 5 from 82 ratings, and its trails suit walking and running. Its bush setting is best enjoyed in spring and autumn.
What are the opening hours for Noorumba Reserve?
No set opening hours are published for Noorumba Reserve. Access is closed during work hours while habitat works are underway.