Our small group were supposed to have a guided tour of the reserve but our scheduled guide had Covid, so we toured the reserve on our own. We completely understand that we are living in a different world and give staff at venues as much consideration as we can. Marnie greeted us warmly and made us all feel at home and then explained the best way to view the reserve. We set off on our own and had an amazing time. The grounds were truly spectacular and we so much enjoyed the river walk and making our way through the Redwoods Forest. I especially love cows, so coming upon a herd of them was wonderful!

What a magical place. We popped by Hamurana Springs and Wildlife Sanctuary last Sunday and had a wonderful time. Such a beautiful place. Marnie at Reception was a joy to interact with, thanks so much for having us. The easy self-guided walk takes you through the beautiful grounds, with information signs dotted about telling you all the history and efforts made by the team and community that look after this land. The walk takes you through native bush and the massive redwoods before reach the magical springs. Such a nice day out! Definitely worth a visit! We’ll be back.

Pleasant short walk with views of some interesting springs. Interesting information boards provided. The river has heaps of bird life. I don’t think it’s worth $18pp but check out Bookme for discounts as this place is worth seeing if you can grab a deal.

We parked in the Golf Club car park which also had a sign for Hamurana Springs. Our tickets were purchased from inside the golf club reception by a very friendly man. We got discount for Gold card (only $8). There’s a toilet block to use before you set off on the walk. You will quickly come across a wooden bridge where the crystal clear water flows beneath. It’s really the clearest water I have ever seen. Continue the walk and follow the river and before long you come to the magnificent redwoods! Absolutely stunning. Along the way there are information boards to tell you about the history of the place and some wooden benches. We really had a wonderful walk - in total it took us just over one hour to do the loop but that’s because we took loads of photos of the springs and reflections and kept stopping to listen to the birds singing. We were mesmerised by the fantails displaying their tails and swooping past us. You do need to try to visit on a sunny day if possible as this is such a pretty spot. If it’s been raining then the ground will be slippery. There is a small area for refreshments and ice cream freezer in the club house nearby where you parked. * Before you go check on the opening days/times. We visited April (Easter hols) and it was open Thurs-Sun 9am-4pm.