Duck Pond

Located in Centennial Parklands, the Duck Pond is a popular destination for visitors of all ages.

Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful escape from city life, the ever-changing beauty and wonder of the Duck Pond is something to behold, no matter the time of the year.

One of the standout attractions of the Duck Pond is its abundant birdlife. With over 15 species of waterbirds, it’s a popular spot for bird watching. As the sun sets, you can witness a beautiful display of nature and birdlife with the evening light shining through the water and trees.

For visitors interested in learning more about the ecosystem and issues such as stormwater pollution, the Wetlands' Interpretive Maze is located along the northern edge of Duck Pond. This short, interpretive walk uses signage and artwork to provide information about the pond system in Centennial Parklands. Visitors can walk along the boardwalk over Duck Pond, a perfect vantage point for looking for eels, ducks and other waterfowl.

The Duck Pond is open to visitors throughout the year. The captivating display of nature during dusk makes it a unique experience.

The easiest way to get to Duck Pond is by public transport. Buses and trains regularly run to nearby stations. From there, it’s a short walk to Centennial Parklands. Alternatively, visitors can drive to the parkland and find parking on site.

The Duck Pond at Centennial Park is an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and families looking for a leisurely and peaceful day out. Whether it’s spending time bird watching or taking a stroll along the boardwalk,