McLean Reserve
McLean Reserve is an 8.7 acre public park at 2 McClean St, Bass Hill. Its most notable feature is its well-maintained walking and running trails, which wind past tranquil ponds through lush greenery. The reserve is popular with walkers and runners and is home to birds such as rosellas, lorikeets and kookaburras.
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About McLean Reserve
Walking and Running Trails at McLean Reserve
McLean Reserve has trails that cross 8.7 acres of green space, so walkers and runners move through a large park rather than a narrow strip. The trails are kept in good condition, and shady sections help visitors stay cooler in summer. McLean Reserve is also one stop on a walking route linking Crest Park and Louisa Reserve, which covers about 1.6 miles and roughly 3,500 steps for anyone wanting a longer outing.
Ponds and Wildlife at McLean Reserve
McLean Reserve has tranquil ponds set among lush greenery, and its landscape changes with the seasons: spring brings colourful blooms and autumn brings vibrant foliage. Rosellas, lorikeets and kookaburras are the birds visitors see most often. Less often, visitors may spot possums, wallabies and lizards in the reserve. Wildlife watching suits a slow walk along the trails, with stops by the ponds to look for birds.
Facilities at McLean Reserve
Visitor tips for McLean Reserve
- ✓Search for the address as McClean St, which is spelled differently from the reserve's name.
- ✓Visit in spring or autumn for the mildest weather.
- ✓Bring sunscreen and water in the hotter months.
Getting to McLean Reserve
2 McClean St, Bass Hill NSW 2197. Coordinates: 33.9051° S, 150.9961° E.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Bass Hill
- 📍Crest Park
- 📍Louisa Reserve
- 📍Manuka Reserve
- 📍Inglebar Reserve
- 📍Whitemore Reserve
Frequently asked questions about McLean Reserve
Are there walking tracks at McLean Reserve?
Yes, well-maintained trails for walking and running wind through the park, with shade in summer.
How long is the walk at McLean Reserve?
The local walking route that takes in McLean Reserve, Crest Park and Louisa Reserve is about 1.6 miles.
What wildlife can you see at McLean Reserve?
Look for rosellas, lorikeets and kookaburras, and occasionally possums, wallabies or lizards.
When is the best time to visit McLean Reserve?
Spring and autumn are mildest, and in summer the shady trails help you stay cool.