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The East Point Reserve, Darwin has carved a special place in the hearts of the locals as well as the tourists of Darwin. It is among the most popular places to visit in Darwin. The accessibility of the reserve from the city and the suburbs along with the range of attractions makes East Point Reserve a complete recreational hub. The largest park in the region has something to suit every taste and every age. East Point Reserve is spread across an expansive area of 200 hectares. Among the total area a huge chunk of 30 hectares is covered by thick forest. The reserve is presently governed by the Darwin City Council. Apart from the greenery of the forest East Point Reserve, Darwin offers annual safe and enjoyable salt water swimming at the Lake Alexander. Other than these the spot also offers superb entertainment in the form of barbecue and picnic facilities in landscaped environment. The place is also has a military history from 1932 which is showcased at the different locations. A plethora of community and tourist facilities including the Royal Australian
Artillery Association Museum and the gun turret precinct complete the full circle of entertainment in the reserve. The recreational part of the reserve is extended at the beaches of the place. The famed Fannie Bay Beach along with the adjacent parkland and barbecue area is regarded as the best family beach in Darwin for its unmatched facilities and ambience. The Dudley point at the reserve provides a superb uninterrupted sunset view along with a panoramic view of the Darwin City and the Fannie Bay. The key tourist destination is frequently visited by the tourists and the locals making it probably the best place in Darwin to visit. Other Facilities at the East Point Reserve, Darwin: - Free Entry
- Bicycle Path
- Bicycle Rack
- Car park
- Child Activities
- Coach Parking
- Interpretive Centre
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Restaurant Licensed
- Toilet facilities for the Disabled Address:
East Point Reserve
Darwin, Northern Territory, 0820
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