1. Newly upgraded lake

Surrounded by shady tress and picnic worthy grass, the lake has been transformed into a rainwater harvesting site with native vegetation replacing the original bluestone edging.

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2. Playground and BBQ

Recently upgraded and ready for exploration

3. Linear park with a good footpath connects the parks

This is tucked away so don't worry if you can't spot it from Woodlands Park.

4. Giant redgums

This special reserve is loved by locals and noisy sulphur crested cockatoos roost in the tree hollows.

5. Napier Park

This park was bequeathed to the public by Thomas Napier on the proviso it retained the native flora and fauna. It is a rare example of pre-European Plains Grassy Woodland.

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6. A hidden refuge

Although it is bordered by busy roads on 2 sides, the park is a haven for walkers.

7. A playground, seats and water fountain

A good place to stop for a break, about halfway through the walk

8. The path hides a clever resource

Water Sensitive Urban Design principles have informed the installation of tanks to collect stormwater runoff and water trees in dry times.

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9. Another linear park

This one leads back to Salmon Reserve