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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.

All areas Campbell Narrabundah
Molonglo River Reserve
7.9 km from centre
Mount Taylor Nature Reserve
7.9 km from centre
Bluetts Nature Reserve
8.0 km from centre
Jumbuck Crescent Pedestrian Parkland
8.0 km from centre
Rivett Community Park
8.0 km from centre
Watson Micro-forest
8.0 km from centre
Lake Ginninderra Dog Park
8.1 km from centre
Diddams Close Semi Natural Open Space
8.1 km from centre
Joynton Smith Drive Pedestrian Parkland
8.1 km from centre
COGS - Kaleen Community Garden
8.2 km from centre
Crace Nature Reserve
8.3 km from centre
Flemington Park
8.3 km from centre
Chapman Neighbourhood Oval
8.3 km from centre
Central Park
8.3 km from centre
Ginninderra Peninsula District Park
8.4 km from centre
Diddams Close Pedestrian Parkland
8.5 km from centre
Isaacs Ridge Nature Reserve
8.5 km from centre
Isaacs Ridge Nature Reserve
8.5 km from centre
Drover Square
8.6 km from centre
Narrabundah Hill Reserve
8.7 km from centre
Lake Ginninderra Western Foreshore Park
8.8 km from centre
Northside Community Garden COGS
8.8 km from centre
Billabong Park
8.8 km from centre
Justice Robert Hope Park
8.8 km from centre