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Ambergate Reserve and Walk Trail
Point of InterestDescription
Ambergate Reserve is a 75-hectare regional park which protects the remnants of scrubland and woodlands once common along the coastal plains of Busselton. The reserve is ablaze with wildflowers in spring - but at any time of the year the 4km loop walk trail offers the visitor a chance to observe an amazing variety of plants and wildlife.
Over 360 plant species have been recorded at Ambergate Reserve. From tall trees and shrubs such as marri, jarrah, peppermints, banksia and snottygobble, to creepers and ground covers - and 26 species of orchid!
This free point of interest offers nice scenery, wildlife viewing and walking tracks. Dogs are not permitted.
No camping or overnight parking allowed.
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