Boondall Wetlands Reserve Review

A fun place to entertain grandchildren and spend time during school holidays. Some activities at the center interact with participants, both fun and fun. Our outing ends with walking through the area on the established sidewalks and making sure you get a brochure to “discover the creatures.”

[View] Boondall Wetlands Reserve has more than 1,000 hectares of tidal beaches, mangroves, salt beaches and woodlands. [Fun] Aboriginal Australians have lived here for a long time, and there are Nuremian art totems in the wetlands, which is a memorial to this civilization. [Cost-effective] Wetlands also have a variety of wildlife and birds, which is a good place to get close to nature. Super cost-effective!

Quick walk through with the dog Stopped here to break up a journey North and to walk the dog. Found a friendly and informative ranger who gave us some information about the wetlands and also directed us to the dog bowl for water. Nice flat walking trail about 2klm long with a bird watching platform about half way along. Very serene while watching the birds and small fish in the creek.