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About Wangal Reserve
Welcome to Wangal Reserve, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Mortlake, Hilly Street, Australia. As an establishment, park, point of interest, and tourist attraction, Wangal Reserve offers a unique experience that combines natural beauty, cultural significance, and historical importance.
Located within the City of Canada Bay, Wangal Reserve proudly acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, with a special recognition to the Wangal people of the Eora nation. These traditional custodians have a deep connection to the lands we now enjoy, and their presence is felt throughout the reserve.
Step into Wangal Reserve and be transported to a tranquil oasis where lush greenery, towering trees, and vibrant flora create a serene atmosphere. The reserve boasts carefully maintained walking trails that wind through the park, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature. Whether you're an avid hiker or simply looking for a peaceful stroll, Wangal Reserve offers a range of options to suit all levels of fitness and interests.
But Wangal Reserve is more than just a picturesque park; it holds immense cultural significance. Visitors have the opportunity to learn about the rich history and traditions of the Wangal people through interpretive signage, art installations, and educational programs. Gain a deeper understanding of the indigenous culture that has shaped this land for thousands of years and appreciate the wisdom and resilience of the Wangal people.
For those seeking a memorable experience, Wangal Reserve offers a range of activities and amenities. Pack a picnic and enjoy a leisurely lunch in one of the designated picnic areas, or gather with friends and family for a BBQ in the shade of the trees. Children will delight in the playgrounds, where they can let their imaginations run wild and burn off some energy.
Wangal Reserve is also a popular destination for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. With its diverse range of bird species and native wildlife, the reserve provides a unique opportunity to observe and connect with the natural world. Keep your eyes peeled for the vibrant plumage of the rainbow lorikeets or the graceful flight of the black swans.
Whether you're a local resident or a visitor to Australia, Wangal Reserve invites you to experience the beauty, tranquility, and cultural significance that it has to offer. Immerse yourself in nature, connect with the indigenous heritage, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Come and discover the hidden treasure that is Wangal Reserve.
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38A Hilly St, Mortlake NSW 2137, Australia
Reviews of Wangal Reserve
"Great park to take the kids. Amazing sunsets too, photos don't do it justice. Only downside is theres barely any parking as it can get busy."
"Beautiful design playground with sea view and a nice little sandy shoreline with lots of sea shells for the children to discover (I wouldn't recommend for swimming though). Be cautious the rocks are very slippery, my children slipped and got few cuts from the rocks. Covered BBQ area and toilet nearby is perfect for a children birthday party. The only thing that can be improved is they should add canvas shade to cover the playground, it is quite hot on a sunny day."
"Beautiful and wonderful park . So much for kids to do . Only thing is my 2 year old keep wanting to run towards edge where water is . I probably won't go again till his older . As that took up most of my time and I couldn't really relax . Needs a fence there ."
"Absolutely gorgeous, one of the North shores best kept secrets. BBQs, male female + disabled bathroom (disabled access to entire park), secluded "beaches", car ferry access, not much parking so be prepared to walk."
"New Nature-Based Playground at Wangal Reserve Wangal Reserve in Mortlake, characterised by its sandstone headland, small sandy beaches, and open grass areas has received a $1.7 million upgrade. The idyllic peninsula located along the Parramatta River now has new pathways and picnic facilities, new sandstone access steps to the beach, a retrofitted wharf, indigenous artwork, bush tucker garden, and an educational gathering space. A highlight also includes its new inclusive nature play area with swings, carousel, an adventure climbing structure, slides, and a flying fox for children to enjoy. “This project has revitalised Wangal Reserve and provided an important recreation space for the community while maintaining the site’s rich heritage,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said. Inclusivity and accessibility are also at the forefront of the park’s new design. Information is from innerwestmoms website Parking is difficult and toilets has no lights."
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