The Georges River Nature Reserve in Campbelltown is a large bushland area that includes some fantastic riverside spots . The main feature of this reserve is it’s walking trails and access to the Georges River.
Key locations within the reserve include:
Ingleburn Reserve : tables, BBQs, playground and toilets. There is a great bushwalk trail that leads to a gorge Simmo’s Beach Reserve : tables, BBQs, playground and toilets. There are quite a few walking trails within the reserve and great views of the Georges River. Take the stairs down to Simmo’s Beach which features beautiful white sand Keith Longhurst Reserve (formally known as The Basin Reserve) walking trails that lead to the river. These include The Basin Walking Trail and the Old Ford Road Walking Trail (which features a waterhole ). There are no amenities at this reserveFrere’s Crossing Reserve: walking trail (with loose rocks and some steep sections). Whilst there are no picnic facilities or amenities at the reserve, it is a beautiful walk that leads to the Georges River
The reserve features an active and healthy Koala colony and you may also spot other native wildlife including echidnas and wallabies.
Download the Georges River Bushwalking Brochure
Each reserve has a different address so make sure to check exact locations before heading out.
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