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Nature & Wildlife in Canberra

Canberra offers diverse natural spaces for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. From the parklands of Yarralumla Bay District Park and Black Mountain Peninsula District Park to the tranquil English Garden and Weston Park, the city provides abundant opportunities to experience native flora and fauna.

Namarag
6.6 km from centre
Dickson Wetland
6.6 km from centre
Matina Street Parkland
Narrabundah · 6.7 km from centre
Bill Kennedy Memorial Park
6.7 km from centre
Errol Kavanagh Oval
6.8 km from centre
Argus Park
6.9 km from centre
Calvert Park
7.0 km from centre
The Pinnacle Nature Reserve
7.1 km from centre
Soundy Close Pedestrian Parkland
7.1 km from centre
John Knight Memorial Park
7.2 km from centre
Emu Bank Pedestrian Parkland
7.2 km from centre
Margaret Timpson Park
7.2 km from centre
Waramanga District Playing Fields
7.4 km from centre
Weston Creek Dog Park
7.5 km from centre
Fountain Garden
7.5 km from centre
Reservoir Hill
7.6 km from centre
Evelyn Parker Place Pedestrian Parkland
7.6 km from centre
Rose Garden
7.6 km from centre
Townsend Place Pedestrian Parkland
7.6 km from centre
Rosalie Gascoigne Park
7.7 km from centre
Ellen Clark Park
7.7 km from centre
Rouseabout Street Pedestrian Parkland
7.8 km from centre
Callum Brae Nature Reserve
7.8 km from centre
Callum Brae Nature Reserve
7.9 km from centre