Annie Prior Reserve
Annie Prior Reserve is a small natural bushland reserve of less than one hectare at 18 Mills Road, Glenhaven, that protects Critically Endangered Shale Sandstone Transition Forest. Visitors come for bushwalking, picnics and off-leash dog exercise, and the reserve also contains historic ruins.
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About Annie Prior Reserve
Bushland and Heritage at Annie Prior Reserve
Annie Prior Reserve protects Critically Endangered Shale Sandstone Transition Forest within The Hills Shire Council's bushland network, which is dedicated to protecting native flora and fauna while allowing public recreation. Walking paths lead through the bushland, and historic ruins add cultural heritage interest to a bushwalk. The reserve suits nature observation and environmental education, and community cleanup events have been organised to look after the bushland.
Off-Leash Dog Area at Annie Prior Reserve
Annie Prior Reserve has an off-leash dog area where dogs can run and play freely. The reserve's open spaces and walking paths give dogs room to exercise and socialise. Owners should follow the posted rules so the area stays clean and safe. Because the off-leash area sits in natural bushland, Annie Prior Reserve gives Glenhaven dog owners a bush setting for off-leash exercise.
Facilities at Annie Prior Reserve
Visitor tips for Annie Prior Reserve
- ✓Stay on the paths to protect the Critically Endangered forest and its native flora.
- ✓Visit early in the morning or at sunset for a quieter walk, as the reserve never closes.
Getting to Annie Prior Reserve
18 Mills Road, Glenhaven NSW 2156.
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Can dogs go off-leash at Annie Prior Reserve?
Yes, dogs can run off the lead in the reserve's off-leash area.
Does Annie Prior Reserve have a playground?
Yes, there is a playground, along with picnic areas for family outings.
Are there walking tracks at Annie Prior Reserve?
Yes, walking paths run through its natural bushland.
Is Annie Prior Reserve open 24 hours?
Yes, the reserve is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.