Hollier Reserve
Hollier Reserve is a 2.5-hectare bushland reserve in Emu Plains NSW 2750, managed by Penrith City Council. Its standout feature is a walking track that follows the bushland perimeter from the north-western end of Tattersall Place, with no track running through the bush.
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About Hollier Reserve
Bushland Reserve Profile at Hollier Reserve
Hollier Reserve has a bushland area of 2.5 hectares in Emu Plains, NSW 2750. Penrith City Council lists Hollier Reserve as a bushland site, and the reserve's vegetation is recorded as unclassified. Hollier Reserve is one of the bushland reserves that Penrith City Council manages across the Penrith area. Because Hollier Reserve is a bushland site, its natural setting is the defining characteristic of the reserve. The bushland area of 2.5 hectares, the unclassified vegetation and the Emu Plains location together describe the reserve's character for anyone planning a visit.
Walking Track at Hollier Reserve
Hollier Reserve has a walking track entered from the north-western end of Tattersall Place, Emu Plains. The track does not run through the bushland itself, so walkers follow access routes around the bushland perimeter rather than paths through the vegetation. Visitors should watch their footing along the perimeter access, as the ground calls for care. Because the track follows the bushland edge, Hollier Reserve suits a short walk around the outside of the reserve rather than a route into the bush. The Tattersall Place entrance is the confirmed starting point for the walking track, so visitors should begin there.
Entrance Location at Hollier Reserve
Hollier Reserve has its street entrance at the north-western end of Tattersall Place, Emu Plains NSW 2750. This corner is the entry point for visitors entering the reserve and for walkers starting the perimeter track. Tattersall Place is the street that provides the confirmed access to Hollier Reserve. Penrith City Council manages Hollier Reserve and can be contacted on (02) 4732 7777 for current access details. Visitors who plan a trip to Hollier Reserve should use the Tattersall Place entrance as their arrival point.
Facilities at Hollier Reserve
Visitor tips for Hollier Reserve
- ✓Enter Hollier Reserve from the north-western end of Tattersall Place, which is the confirmed access point for both the reserve and its walking track.
- ✓Plan a walk around the bushland perimeter, because the track does not run through the bushland itself.
- ✓Watch your footing on the perimeter access, as the ground calls for care.
- ✓Call Penrith City Council on (02) 4732 7777 for current access details before your visit.
Getting to Hollier Reserve
Street entrance at the north-western end of Tattersall Place, Emu Plains NSW 2750. The walking track is entered from this same Tattersall Place point.
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Are there walking paths or tracks around Hollier Reserve?
Yes. Hollier Reserve has a walking track entered from the north-western end of Tattersall Place. No track runs through the bushland, so access follows the bushland perimeter, and walkers should watch their footing.
What makes Hollier Reserve different from other parks in the Penrith area?
Hollier Reserve is a bushland reserve with a bushland area of 2.5 hectares, managed by Penrith City Council as one of its bushland reserves. Its vegetation is recorded as unclassified, and its defining feature is the bushland itself rather than built recreation facilities.
Is Hollier Reserve worth visiting for a short afternoon outing?
Hollier Reserve suits a short walk, since its walking track follows the bushland perimeter from the north-western end of Tattersall Place. The reserve is a compact 2.5-hectare bushland site, so the perimeter walk is a simple short outing option.