Edna Hunt Sanctuary

Nice little nature area through a valley

Small but nice - quiet, except for the occasional train

Very private and peaceful. My fav spot for personal healing time!

This gets a 1 star rating for the following reasons :While there is nothing specifically wrong with It, it lacks any real personality.It could be best described as : a little bit of wooded area on some sloping land.A bench or two allows you sit and enjoy the wooded area and listen / watch the birds. Some kind soul would have mounted a few bird houses high up some Gum trees ( or maybe they were mounted when the tree was younger and then they grew tall). . . . But I digress. . . .Where was I ?It possibly works well as a nice little stroll for the local residents who live close by. Or even a quiet few hours on a picnic rug witg a few sandwiches and a book. But not something you need to actively seek out or even make an effort to travel more than 2 km to see.

Lovely bit of nature in the middle of suburbia. Could do with a spit polish. Also, would be great if could walk somewhere ie path to Eastwood.

Rather average patch of bush reserve. Accessible from streets on northern and western sides only.

Nice place with some heavily wooded areas, the only negative is how small it is and most of the time you can still see houses.

Small quiet, about 30 mins walk

Beautiful little oasis in the middle of suburbia - a bit like a large natural park. Volunteers work hard at keeping the weeds under control in the bushland environment. You can loop through the park from Yaraan Avenue to Hillside Crescent or in the opposite direction. Steep hill up from Yaraan Ave to Epping Ave. Need to keep dogs on a leash to protect the wildlife.

Little known gem of natural bushland in Epping about 20 minutes walk from the station. This quiet sanctuary is well cared.