Charleston Conservation Park

So quiet and untouched

Great place

On higher ground, there is dense growth of thick scrub, mostly wattle, following the fire. Grasses have nowhere else to grow but on the path: this is the only park I had to stop and remove wallaby grass seeds from my shoes and pants.
Near the creek bed it did not burn as much, there are reeds and sedges growing on path, red bellied black snake in the flooded tractor tracks and savage ants further up.
There is no loop. You can follow the path to the left until it disappears and return, same with the path to the right.
If you want to explore the wild to find native plants and animals this is a great place, not so much for a leisurely stroll.

Pretty park, but couldn't walk far, lacking good hiking gear, probably because of recent rains the grass on the tracks was waist high.

Pleasant preserve of native bushland surrounded by rich farmland..the bushland recovering slowly after being destroyed by the fire in Dec 2019

Great place to go bush walking and see lots of kangaroos

Not too bad, there's a "path"/track that goes all the way around it, however there's not much too it, there is animal shooting that takes place at dusk and dawn (times can be seen at the gate). Good place to see mushroom specimens if you're into that.