Duncan Park
Duncan Park is a bushland reserve in Seven Hills NSW 2147 whose most notable feature is critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland. Walking paths wind through its greenery, the reserve has playgrounds for families, and a volunteer Bushcare group meets there monthly to regenerate the bush.
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About Duncan Park
Cumberland Plain Woodland at Duncan Park
Duncan Park contains critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, the reserve's defining natural feature. The woodland provides important habitat for local wildlife, and the park acts as a green corridor that gives animals a connected route through Seven Hills. Bush regeneration keeps the woodland healthy through weed removal and occasional planting of native species, so Duncan Park is both a place to see native bushland and an active restoration site.
Bushcare Group at Duncan Park
A Bushcare group meets at Duncan Park every month to carry out bush regeneration, and all are welcome to join. No experience is needed, as Blacktown City Council supervises the volunteers and supplies training, plants and tools, along with information on grants and special projects. Volunteers meet near Scouts Hall, off Superior Ave in Seven Hills. To get involved, contact Katrina Brown on 9839 6327 or Katrina.Brown@blacktown.nsw.gov.au.
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Getting to Duncan Park
Superior Ave, Seven Hills NSW 2147.
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Does Duncan Park have a playground?
Yes, the reserve has playgrounds, so families can mix play time with a walk.
Is Duncan Park a good place for a walk?
Yes, paths wind through the lush greenery, giving walkers a view of the woodland.
What makes Duncan Park special?
The reserve contains critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, which serves as habitat and a green corridor for local wildlife.
How can I volunteer at Duncan Park?
Join the monthly Bushcare group; the council provides supervision, training and tools, so anyone can help.