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Discovering John Peat Reserve: A Hidden Gem

John Peat Reserve, located on Chellaston Street along the Nepean River Trail, honors John Peat, a prominent builder in early 20th-century Camden. Despite its amenities, few recognize its name or significance. The park is enjoyed by families and joggers, featuring a playground, picnic facilities, and exercise equipment, embodying a hidden local gem.

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Kings Bush Reserve Camden

Kings Bush is a local Camden remnant of Cumberland Woodland and the Sydney Coastal River Flat Forest on the Nepean River floodplain adjacent to the town centre. The reserve is named after Rev CJ King who was the rector of St Johns Church for 35 years.