Cotter Bend

Welcome to Cotter Bend, a breathtaking establishment located in the heart of Australian Capital Territory, Coree. As a prominent park and point of interest, Cotter Bend offers visitors a truly unforgettable experience.

In case of any emergencies, rest assured that the safety and well-being of our visitors is our utmost priority. For life-threatening situations, please dial Triple Zero (000) immediately. Additionally, for after-hours urgent public health matters, including environmental health, radiation safety, food poisoning, and communicable disease management, please contact the provided phone number.

At Cotter Bend, we pride ourselves on being a family-friendly destination, offering a wide range of spectacular spring activities across our parks and reserves. From lush grasslands to enchanting woodlands, captivating wetlands, and thriving agriculture, we are committed to preserving and protecting the natural beauty that surrounds us.

We also pay homage to the Ngunnawal people, who are the traditional custodians of this land. We acknowledge their deep connection and special relationship with this Country, which stretches back to time immemorial. Prior to their displacement, the Ngunnawal people thrived on this land, with their life and culture intricately intertwined with its essence.

The historic interruption of the Ngunnawal people from their land has had profound and ongoing effects on their well-being, cultural practices, families, and continuation of their law and lore. We recognize and respect the significant contribution they have made in caring for Country and maintaining a strong connection to these lands and waters.

In addition to acknowledging the Ngunnawal people as the traditional custodians of the ACT, we also extend our respect to any other people or families with a connection to this region. Their continuing culture and contributions greatly enrich the life of our city and region.

Come and immerse yourself in the beauty and cultural significance of Cotter Bend. Explore the wonders of this land, walk in the footsteps of the Ngunnawal people, and experience the profound connection between nature, history, and spirituality.