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Koala Walk Reserve
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Koala Walk Reserve

The rules at a glance

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Ingleburn, NSW 2565

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Rules verified 10 June 2026

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Where
Ingleburn, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Koala Walk Reserve on Currawong Street in Ingleburn is a large, leafy reserve with a paved cycleway, open grassy areas, and a five-station outdoor gym. The defining fact for dog owners: this is an on-leash-only space within a known koala habitat, not an off-leash area.

Leash status. Koala Walk Reserve is not a designated off-leash area. Campbelltown City Council requires dogs to be kept on a leash at all times here because the reserve sits within known koala habitat in Ingleburn. Council's official koala habitat guidance also advises containing dogs during twilight hours, whether inside the house, on a verandah, or in a dog-proof yard. If you want an off-leash run, dedicated areas exist elsewhere in the Campbelltown LGA, such as Kennett Park and Mary Brookes Dog Leash Free Area. General on-leash rules apply: dogs must be under the effective control of a person aged 16 or over, you must pick up and dispose of faeces, the limit is four dogs per person, and sick or diseased dogs should not be brought along.

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Stay alert on the bushland edges. Koalas move between trees, especially near dusk, and a leashed dog that spots one can still lunge if you are not paying attention.

The walk. The reserve features a flat, paved cycleway that suits steady on-leash walking, backed by large open grassy areas and significant tree coverage for shade.

Hazards. This is active koala habitat. Keeping your dog leashed is as much about wildlife protection as it is about council compliance, since chasing or harassing native animals is prohibited under the general on-leash-area rules.

Getting there. Street parking is available along Currawong Street. The reserve is in the heart of Ingleburn and easily reached from the M5 Motorway. Suburban residential areas are within walking distance, though driving is the more convenient option.

Go in the cooler part of the day to make the most of the shade, and keep walks strictly daylight given the twilight koala-movement risk.

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