Dalton Reserve
Dalton Reserve is a small 1.3-acre park at 49 Manahan St, Condell Park, with open spaces and a variety of local wildlife. Its standout feature is its well-maintained paths and scenic trails, which suit regular walking, running and other outdoor exercise close to home.
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About Dalton Reserve
Walking and Running Paths at Dalton Reserve
Dalton Reserve has well-maintained paths and scenic trails that run through its open spaces. Walking, running and other outdoor exercise are the main activities at the reserve. At 1.3 acres, the whole reserve is within easy reach for a short session, and the open spaces give walkers and runners room to move at their own pace, from casual strolls to fitness training.
Wildlife at Dalton Reserve
Dalton Reserve is home to a variety of local wildlife. Bird species at the reserve include parrots and cockatoos, and small mammals such as possums and wallabies also live there. Walkers on the reserve's trails may come across these animals, so a single walk can take in both birds and mammals. This mix makes Dalton Reserve a relaxed place for nature watching close to home in Condell Park.
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Visitor tips for Dalton Reserve
- ✓Summers are warm to hot with occasional rain, so walk in the cooler parts of the day.
- ✓Cool, mild winters suit longer walks.
- ✓Look up into the trees for parrots and cockatoos.
Getting to Dalton Reserve
Dalton Reserve is at 49 Manahan St, Condell Park NSW 2200.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Condell Park
- 📍Deverall Park
Frequently asked questions about Dalton Reserve
Are there walking paths at Dalton Reserve?
Yes, its paths are kept in good condition and suit both walkers and runners.
What wildlife can you see at Dalton Reserve?
Parrots and cockatoos are among the birds, and possums and wallabies are among the mammals.
When is the best time to visit Dalton Reserve?
Spring and autumn are the best seasons for walking here.
Is Dalton Reserve near other parks?
Yes, Deverall Park is nearby in Condell Park.