Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve

Welcome to Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve.

This stunning nature reserve is located in the charming town of Narrandera, situated between Lake Talbot and the Murrumbidgee River. Spanning across a vast area of land, the reserve is surrounded by the River Red Gums, creating a serene atmosphere for visitors.

Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the unique flora and fauna that reside in this stunning habitat. With over 39 species of birds and eight species of mammal, including a resident colony of koalas, there is plenty to see. Spotting shy swamp wallabies, rakalis, or platypuses is also possible.

The reserve offers impressive walking tracks that wind through dense shrubbery and the River Red Gums, extending several kilometers. Each turn on the walking track provides visitors with the chance to view remarkable wildlife, rare plants and trees, and waterways that are home to various fish species.

Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve is a year-round destination, but it is at its best during the warm months of the year when the weather is clear and warm. The wildlife is more active during the early morning and late afternoon, making these times ideal for wildlife spotting.

Getting to Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve is easy. Visitors can access it by car, train, or bus. If driving from Sydney, the reserve is approximately a five-hour drive or 570 kilometers southwest. Alternatively, visitors can take a train to Narrandera Railway Station or a bus to Narrandera Bus Station. From there, local transport or a taxi can be used to access the reserve.