Nurra Reserve
Nurra Reserve is a 6.8-acre reserve on Garland Way in Ambarvale. Its most notable feature is a scenic walking route that follows a small creek along the reserve, and its trails and open space suit walking, running, hiking and casual ball games.
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About Nurra Reserve
Creek Walk and Trails at Nurra Reserve
Nurra Reserve has a scenic walking route beside a small creek that runs alongside the reserve, mixing greenery with creek views. Walkers and runners use its trails regularly, and the paths are also suited to hiking, from short strolls to longer runs. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for walking here, while summers are warm to hot with occasional rain.
Ball Games at Nurra Reserve
Nurra Reserve is a large reserve where visitors can play ball sports on 6.8 acres of greenery. The council encourages visitors to bring a ball and play a game here, and the open space gives families and friends room for informal games rather than organised competition. Visitors who want exercise as well as play can also walk or run the trails before or after a game.
Facilities at Nurra Reserve
Visitor tips for Nurra Reserve
- ✓Carry water when walking in the warmer months.
- ✓Keep an eye out for native birds, wallabies, reptiles, echidnas and possums.
Getting to Nurra Reserve
Garland Way, Ambarvale NSW 2560.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Ambarvale
- 📍Yummy Café
- 📍Ambarvale Public School
- 📍7-Eleven, Woodhouse Drive
- 📍Shiel Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Nurra Reserve
Is Nurra Reserve an off-leash dog area?
No, it is not one of the council's six designated off-leash areas.
Does Nurra Reserve have a playground?
A new playground sits beside the Yummy Café, which is right next door to the reserve.
Are there walking trails at Nurra Reserve?
Yes, walkers, runners and hikers all use its trails, including the scenic creek-side route.
When is the best time to walk at Nurra Reserve?
Spring and autumn are ideal, as summers can be warm to hot.
Can you play ball games at Nurra Reserve?
Yes, the open space is big enough for informal games, so bring a ball.