TJ Rudkins Reserve

TJ Rudkins Reserve in Serpentine, Australia is a beloved nature reserve that offers a variety of outdoor activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and hiking.

Established in 1972, the park was donated by local farmer TJ Rudkins for conservation purposes.

Visitors to TJ Rudkins Reserve can enjoy kayaking and canoeing on the Serpentine River, which runs through the reserve. The calm waters provide a beautiful backdrop for observing native wildlife in their natural habitat. Hiking enthusiasts can explore a range of trails that offer stunning panoramas of the surrounding landscape. With over 80 species of birds and local fauna like kangaroos and emus, there is plenty to see and discover.

The best time to visit TJ Rudkins Reserve is during the spring and autumn months when the temperatures are pleasant and the park is less crowded. Summer months offer warm weather and beautiful sunsets, while winter months bring cooler temperatures and rain.

Getting to TJ Rudkins Reserve is convenient, as it is only a 45-minute drive from Perth. Visitors can also take a taxi or use the train station in Serpentine, which is a short walk away from the reserve.