Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve

Located in the Hunter region, Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve is a paradise for nature lovers.

This reserve is a must-see for those interested in birdwatching, Aboriginal heritage, bushwalking or natural history. It offers visitors an unforgettable experience.

Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve is home to a variety of freshwater wetland habitats. These include open water, mud flats, melaleuca forest, open woodlands and pasture. Birdwatching enthusiasts are in for a treat as the area is home to many different waterfowl, including ducks and herons. The nearby fields also provide a great opportunity to spot larger birds, such as eagles and hawks.

Visitors can explore the reserve via the walking trails, which range from easy to moderate difficulty. Take a camera and capture images of the exceptional scenery or relax and take in the stunning views. Bring your picnic to enjoy during your walk, take your time and appreciate the untouched natural beauty of the area.

Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve is open every day of the year, but it is dependent on rainfall. Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve is an hour's drive from Sydney and about a 20-minute drive from Newcastle. Take the Pacific Highway and exit at Raymond Terrace. Then, follow Seaham Road and turn left onto Marsh Road. The reserve is located at the end of the road.

Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve is a must-visit for anyone visiting the Hunter region. It offers visitors an unforgettable experience, perfect for those interested in birdwatching, Aboriginal heritage or natural history. Take your time to enjoy this little gem tucked away in the Hunter region.