Coolibah Reserve
Coolibah Reserve is a 9.2-acre reserve on Hannam St in Bardwell Valley whose standout feature is its walking and running trails. Coolibah Reserve also has a leisure playground and picnic sites, making it a kid-friendly choice for families as well as walkers and joggers.
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About Coolibah Reserve
Walking and Running Trails at Coolibah Reserve
Coolibah Reserve has walking and running trails that cater to all fitness levels. The well-maintained paths suit families, joggers and casual walkers alike, so a visit can be a short stroll or a longer run. Because the trails share the reserve with the playground and picnic sites, families can combine a walk, a play session and a picnic in a single outing.
Wildlife at Coolibah Reserve
Coolibah Reserve supports native birds, reptiles and small mammals. Possible sightings include kookaburras, lorikeets, eastern water dragons and wallabies. A lot of large trees stand across the grounds, and the walking paths let visitors look for these animals at a relaxed pace. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for wildlife watching at Coolibah Reserve, because the mild weather keeps walkers comfortable for longer.
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Visitor tips for Coolibah Reserve
- ✓Bring sunscreen and water in summer, when the weather is warm to hot with occasional rain.
- ✓Pack an extra layer for winter evenings, which are cooler than the mild days.
Getting to Coolibah Reserve
52 Hannam St, Bardwell Valley NSW 2207, Australia. Coordinates: -33.9335, 151.1333.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Coolibah Reserve
Does Coolibah Reserve have a playground for young kids?
Yes, it has a leisure playground suited to young children.
Are there walking paths at Coolibah Reserve?
Yes, well-maintained walking and running trails run across the reserve and suit every fitness level.
What wildlife might I see at Coolibah Reserve?
Kookaburras, lorikeets, eastern water dragons and wallabies are among the animals you might spot.
Can I have a picnic at Coolibah Reserve?
Yes, there are picnic sites within the reserve.
How big is Coolibah Reserve?
Coolibah Reserve covers 9.2 acres in Bardwell Valley.