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Nature & Wildlife in Canberra

Canberra offers diverse natural spaces for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. From the parklands of Yarralumla Bay District Park and Black Mountain Peninsula District Park to the tranquil English Garden and Weston Park, the city provides abundant opportunities to experience native flora and fauna.

National Rock Garden
3.3 km from centre
Fern Garden
3.3 km from centre
Collins Park
3.3 km from centre
Sculpture Garden
3.3 km from centre
Great Space
3.3 km from centre
STEP Regional Botanic Garden
3.4 km from centre
Block GG
3.5 km from centre
Aranda Bushland Nature Reserve
3.5 km from centre
Veteran's Park
3.5 km from centre
Bible Plants Garden
3.5 km from centre
Turner Parklands
3.6 km from centre
Glebe Park
3.6 km from centre
Cook Community Garden
3.6 km from centre
Queen Elizabeth II Island
3.7 km from centre
Kings Park
3.8 km from centre
Telopea Park
3.8 km from centre
Bowen Park
3.9 km from centre
Bass Gardens park
4.0 km from centre
Clarrie Hermes Park
4.0 km from centre
Hassett Park
4.1 km from centre
Haig Park
4.1 km from centre
Red Hill Nature Reserve
4.1 km from centre
Griffith Park
4.2 km from centre
Jack Ross Park
4.2 km from centre