Tarban Creek Reserve - Gladesville (NSW)

4 /5 Amir Shay: Very well rehabilitated and maintained reserve in the area.

5 /5 Sandra Guy: Great place to see a daytime camp of magnificent grey-headed flying-foxes, or fruit bats, in the warmer months. This is the largest fruit bat in Australia with a wing span of up to one metre. The camp is usually occupied between about September or October thru to May, depending on temperatures. Their numbers are falling significantly so this species is listed as vulnerable to extinction. They are a keystone umbrella species, performing an essential, nocturnal pollination role that no other species provides. If we lose these guys, there will be a cascade of extinction as many thousands of other species need the native forest tree species these guys pollinate and keep healthy.

5 /5 Sue Brown: Great place to go for a walk or bime ride with all the family. Great place to take dogs for a walk. Theres an off leash are by the water & great bike paths. Can walk to Huntleys Poi t for views of the city.

5 /5 Edward Liao: Massive areas for dogs, plenty of walking trails. Also home to tons of flying foxes which is awesome. Theres also a well maintained bathroom.

5 /5 Liv Nix: This is such a lovely spot. Main reason I discovered it is its off leash so I could go with my dog. Really pretty area with a lovely walk. There is a giant tree that has roots hanging from it so my kids always stop for a swing. There is a swing in the on- leash area too and since picnic tables