Goulburn Wetlands

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Attraction
Wetlands
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About

The Goulburn Wetlands Project, the GWP, was a staged regeneration of an abandoned brick pit and pond flowing through Goulburn City.

Works completed on the site included construction of rock walls to capture, direct and retain water crucial for the support of wildlife breeding habitats and the protection of fauna indigenous to Goulburn, feature a network of walking and cycling paths, bird hides, interpretive information about the sites flora, fauna and historical brickmaking use as well as various recreational activities.

The Wetlands is now becoming a significant community recreation asset and is continually under development by the FROGS Landcare Group. was an abandoned brick pit which has since been converted into a public parklands and a natural storm-water treatment system.

What's Available

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Reviews & Ratings

s vivekananda

s vivekananda

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This lovely wetland is a staged regeneration of an abandoned brick pit and pond flowing through Goulburn City. At the time we visited it was well established with heaps of birds in the air and water. There is a viewing platform that gives good viewing of the whole of the visible wetland area. Popular place, need to go early to avoid the heat as well. There are walking tracks around the area for the adventurous. Free entry. You can spend several hours here depending on your interests. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen. Beautiful place. Lots to see. Parking is easy. Great place for photography.

Get in touch

Phone

0418 235 425

Email

frogslandcare@gmail.com

Website

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Where you'll be

139 May Street

Goulburn NSW 2580

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