Mornington Reserve

Mornington Reserve grass and trees

Mornington Reserve benefits from its north-facing orientation, which ensures it receives excellent sunlight. Extending a considerable distance to the east, Mornington is a delightful spot to unwind, feel the grass, and enjoy the gentle breeze. Please exercise caution and be aware of the drop on the northern side.

Please note that this area is not authorised for off-leash dog activities, so please ensure that your 4-legged companions are secure at all times.

Photo shows a park bench (from behind) in the foreground. In the middle ground is the sign that denotes the reserve name. The background shows the Lane Cove River but is obscured by vegetation. There is a tree leaning in from the right hand side of the frame.

Entrance sign and bench

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Photo shows an area of grass that is well shaded by four trees. There are some large boulders that are only just presenting above the ground. The photo shows the way deeper into the reserve.

Grass area with trees and rocks

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Mornington Reserve has a few lovely mangrove trees, growing up above the waterline. The trees are surrounded by bright green grass as well as some other assorted vegetation. The roots of the mangrove are entwined around one-another.

Mangrove trees

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Photo shows a large tree that sits up high on a hill. The photo is taken from a low angle looking upwards, so the sun can be seen filtering through the branches.

Tree

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Photo shows a small stone bench that sits deep within Mornington Reserve. The grass is bright green and there are a number of white gum trees, as well as bushes. There is also a yellow petaled tree in the background.

Stone bench

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Location

End of Brooke Street, Hunters Hill 2110  View Map

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Features

  • Shade Areas
  • Walking Trails Unpaved

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