Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve has been in existence on the outer reaches of Ulladulla for several decades. It is a flat area allowing a slow meandering walk paying careful attention to the ever changing wildflowers you will find there. Under tall trees that have stayed out of the way of development, you can wander and ponder the myriad of ways that nature expresses itself. Once a month, on the first day of that month at 10am , simply arrive at the entrance to be amazed by the collective knowledge of Dr Anne Eggins her co-workers and her community as you stroll slowly stopping to examine, orchids, wattles hop bushes and ferns. Each one has a story.
160 Warden Street, Ulladulla NSW 2539

Come and walk with the Dr Anne Eggins and the knowledgeable crew from Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve. It is Sping and everything is a-bloom. Hear stories and learn facts from those that are the passionate stewards of this important piece of bushland. This walk, on a flat easy path at slow pace, is available to everyone.
Sign the visitors book whilst you are here and become aware of just how much this well loved piece of the bush Dr Anne says that the most disappointing entry they have had in the book was " Finished walk in 15 minutes!". She invites you all to slow down and smell the gum leaves.



