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Area: 1.73 ha
Beverley Blacklock Reserve is a long, narrow area of bushland that hugs the south-east corner of the Castlecrag peninsula set on the shores of Middle Harbour. It is adjacent to Cheyne Walk, properties and links to Castlehaven Reserve.
The reserve falls outside the Griffin Heritage Conservation Area but still, plays an important role in maintaining the natural bushland character of Castlecrag and provides connectivity for wildlife to other bushland reserves and across the waters’ of Middle Harbour.
The reserve has a history of foreshore recreational use which continues today, with fishing and as a local small boat launch.
This foreshore reserve provides valuable habitat for terrestrial and marine wildlife living in and travelling along the Castlecrag peninsula, including small and large birds, small lizards, snakes, invertebrates and fish.
Cheyne Walk, Castlecrag 2068 View Map
Cheyne Walk , Castlecrag 2068
Beverley Blacklock Reserve - Cheyne Walk
Beverley Blacklock Reserve