Lake Nallan Picnic Area

Reedy, WA

Lake Nallan Picnic Area

Reedy, WA

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About this rest area

Nallan Lake, surrounded by a nature reserve, is a wildlife enthusiast's paradise, serving as a sanctuary for a variety of plant species and abundant birdlife, which includes the elegant black swans. When not affected by drought, it's a scenic spot that comes alive with natural beauty, providing visitors with the opportunity to enjoy, explore, and engage with nature intimately. Click here to visit Nallan Lake and be prepared to lose yourself in untamed wilderness.

Nallan Lake is an idyllic nature reserve that serves as a sanctuary for diverse plant and bird species, including the majestic black swans. The area offers a sight to behold, changing dramatically with the seasons. It's a mesmerizing spot during periods of drought when the lake may dry up. However, in contrasting beauty, when heavy winter rains visit, the surrounding area transforms into a vibrant picnic spot awash with a stunning display of colorful flowers. This spot is a perfect retreat for nature lovers and bird watchers alike, offering countless opportunities to engage with nature while enjoying a peaceful day out in the open air. Discover the restorative power of nature at Nallan Lake, where each visit presents a unique experience.

How to Get There

20km north of Cue on the eastern side of Great Northern Highway.

What this place offers

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Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

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Location

Lake Nallan Picnic Area•Great Northern Highway, Reedy, WA, 6640

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