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Keith Longhurst Reserve supports a range of habitats including good stands of endangered Shale Sandstone Transition Forest and Sydney Hinterland Apple-Blackbutt Gully Forest.
There are a number of trails in the reserve - including to the Georges River both down the Old Ford Road and to The Basin. The latter has steep sections near the bottom, but the walker that perseveres is rewarded with wonderful views, a waterfall and the finest natural swimming hole within our Campbelltown reserves!
This Reserve is home to a wide range of wildlife including rare plants such as nodding geebung (persoonia nutans) and a notable list of animals, including koalas, possums and gliders, goannas, a host of birdlife and impressive tree termite nests.
As a Bushcare volunteer, you will do your bit for the environment while rubbing shoulders with interesting and like-minded people. Bushcare groups participate in activities such as tree planting, erosion control, litter removal, weed management, and of course, wildlife spotting.
Georges River Rd, Kentlyn 2560 View Map
Georges River Rd , Kentlyn 2560
There's five different types of forests in Keith Longhurst Reserve
A variety of different native animals call the reserve home