Canberra Nature Park is the bush land that gives Australia's Capital city it's other name- the bush capital! The park is 30 separate areas ranging from bushland hills to some of the best examples of lowland native grassland. The stunning views make the park a spectacular place for walking and discovering the diverse reserves, summits and wildlife within Canberra. An escape to nature! Flora and FaunaCanberra Nature Park contains some of the best examples of Yellow Box-Red Gum Grassy Woodland left in Australia. This type of woodland is an endangered ecological community. It is home to a number of rare or threatened species such as the Hooded Robin, Striped Legless Lizard and the Button Wrinklewort.
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The abundant wildlife in the 'Bush Capital' sometimes results in animals becoming injured or trapped in suburban areas. Parks and Conservation Rangers are on call 24 hours a day to assist injured or trapped wildlife, and attend to venomous snakes and swooping birds.
Site Description National Park, Wildlife Park
Site Facilities Picnic Area, Walking Trails
Tour Types Self Guided Tours
Attractions Lookout, Rare & Endangered Species
Activities Birdwatching, Bushwalking, Photography, Picnicking
Admission Free Admission
General Groups
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