Ingleburn Reserve
Ingleburn Reserve is a free reserve on the Georges River in Ingleburn NSW 2565. Its standout feature is the family-friendly Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail, with a 250-metre easy loop for learners and a 450-metre intermediate loop. The reserve also contains the heritage-listed Ingleburn Weir.
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About Ingleburn Reserve
Walking and Mountain Bike Trails at Ingleburn Reserve
Ingleburn Reserve has the Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail, a family-friendly track with jumps, beams and obstacles. Learners can start on the easy loop, and confident riders can move up to the intermediate loop. Walkers can follow the Ingleburn Reserve Walking Trail, a medium-grade 400 metre return walk with sandstone steps and a loose, rocky, unsealed surface. Ingleburn Reserve also offers a bushwalk through its natural setting on the Georges River.
Picnic Area and Play Equipment at Ingleburn Reserve
Ingleburn Reserve has a picnic area with picnic tables, shaded seating and barbeque facilities, which are first come, first served. The public toilet and amenity block sit close to the picnic area. Ingleburn Reserve also has play equipment for children, which makes the picnic area a convenient base for family gatherings. Larger events at Ingleburn Reserve should be arranged with Campbelltown City Council in advance.
Heritage Weir and Wildlife at Ingleburn Reserve
Ingleburn Reserve contains the historic Ingleburn Weir on the Georges River, built in the late 1930s to give the local community a swimming area. The weir has high heritage significance for its sandstone structure, and heritage maintenance and fish passage works were completed in 2009. The reserve's vegetation is Shale Sandstone Transition Forest, an endangered ecological community. Ingleburn Reserve is home to endangered plant species, native birds, some marsupials, other small mammals and reptiles.
Facilities at Ingleburn Reserve
Visitor tips for Ingleburn Reserve
- ✓Wear sturdy footwear on the walking trail.
- ✓Arrive early on busy days if you want to use a barbeque.
- ✓Spring and summer are the most pleasant seasons to visit, though the reserve can be visited year-round.
Getting to Ingleburn Reserve
The main entrance to Ingleburn Reserve is at 267 Bensley Road, which becomes Picnic Grove, Ingleburn NSW 2565, about 45 minutes from the Sydney CBD. Plenty of free parking is available on site, but the roads leading in are uneven, so avoid taking lowered cars. By train, Ingleburn Station is about a 20-minute walk away.
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Frequently asked questions about Ingleburn Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Ingleburn Reserve?
Yes, Ingleburn Reserve is dog-friendly.
Is there a playground at Ingleburn Reserve?
Yes, there is play equipment for kids, and entry to the reserve is free.
Are there toilets at Ingleburn Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a public toilet.
Is parking free at Ingleburn Reserve?
Yes, the reserve has a free car park with plenty of spaces.
Is Ingleburn Reserve wheelchair accessible?
No, the reserve does not cater for people with access needs, and the walking trail has sandstone steps.