Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park

Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park Bundaberg East is a must-visit destination for nature lovers.

It offers a scenic and peaceful atmosphere to unwind while exploring the great outdoors. Known as Bundaberg's own "Kakadu," Baldwin Swamp is a habitat for many bird and wildlife species. The park is an ideal spot to meander through the trails, taking in the smells of the Eucalypt trees and enjoying the peace and quiet that the park offers.

One of the many highlights of this park is the wetlands that provide a roosting, breeding, and feeding habitat for thousands of waterbirds. Visitors can explore the wetlands and observe the birds in their natural habitat. The park is a great place for walks, and visitors can also take bikes to explore and appreciate the natural beauty of the park. The pathways weave through forests, over waterways, and provide picturesque views that visitors will surely appreciate.

On the western side of Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park, you will find Lake Ellen Heritage Hub. This feature of the park offers plenty of shade and makes it the perfect place for a picnic. Visitors can enjoy refreshments and take in the stunning view of the park while relaxing on the picnic benches.

Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park Bundaberg East is open every day from dawn till dusk, and admission is free. The park is a great natural attraction to visit throughout the year, with each season bringing its own unique highlights. During the wet season, from November to April, the park features a lush green environment and even greater numbers of migratory birds.

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