Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve is a 16-hectare bushland reserve in Kellyville with an off-leash dog area as its most notable feature. The reserve also has over two kilometres of shared walking and cycling paths, a children's playground, a picnic shelter and native plantings, and it is open 24 hours a day.
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About Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve has an off-leash dog area where dogs can run and play across open fields and trails. The off-leash area at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve is not fully fenced, so owners must keep their dogs under effective control and within sight at all times. Snakes may occasionally be present near the creek, so dogs need the closest watch there. Owners must clean up after their dogs and dispose of the waste properly.
Walking and Cycling Paths at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve has over two kilometres of shared pedestrian and cycle paths that suit all ages and fitness levels. The Caddies Creek Bushwalk is a 2.8-kilometre paved path that takes about one hour to complete and suits prams and wheelchairs. The paths at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve wind through native woodland, where walkers can spot native water birds and threatened native vegetation.
Bushland Conservation at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve protects 16 hectares of bushland that include remnant Cumberland Plain Woodland and important wildlife habitat. About 10,000 native trees, shrubs and groundcover plants have been planted across Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve as part of its environmental restoration. The native plantings support local bird populations and the recovery of threatened species. Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve also uses water recycling to reduce resource consumption.
Facilities at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
Visitor tips for Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
- ✓Visit on a weekday for quieter paths, as the tracks can be busy on weekends.
- ✓Come early in the morning for the best chance of seeing native water birds and other wildlife.
Getting to Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve
22Z/78Z Phoenix Avenue, Beaumont Hills NSW 2155, with alternative access via Millcroft Way in Beaumont Hills. The reserve has ample free on-site parking.
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Can I let my dog off-leash at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve?
Yes, but the area is unfenced, so keep your dog in sight and under control.
Is there a playground at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve?
Yes, the children's playground has slides, climbing nets, fireman's poles, basket swings and spinners.
Are the walking tracks at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Caddies Creek Bushwalk is paved and accessible for wheelchairs and prams.
What are the opening hours of Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve?
The reserve is open around the clock, every day of the week.
Is there parking at Caddies Creek Conservation Area Reserve?
Yes, parking is free and there is room for plenty of cars.