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Pat Cullen Reserve

Crookwell NSW

Located at the northern end of Roberts Street, Crookwell, Pat Cullen Reserve is a haven for all sorts of interesting wildlife, the creek is home to a wide variety of waterfowl. Rakali are often spotted foraging among the reeds and other aquatic plants, and if you are really lucky you may see a pl.

Sculpture at Kiamma CreekImage credit: ULSC
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Located at the northern end of Roberts Street, Crookwell, Pat Cullen Reserve is a haven for all sorts of interesting wildlife, the creek is home to a wide variety of waterfowl. Rakali are often spotted foraging among the reeds and other aquatic plants, and if you are really lucky you may see a platypus or two! It's just a short walk from Crookwell's town center, and features sculptures and murals, a creek side walking track, delightful shady trees, expansive areas of lush green lawn areas, public toilets and picnic tables. It's a top spot to unwind and enjoy some fresh air and sunshine, followed by a delicious picnic lunch!

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