East Point Reserve, Darwin

East Point Reserve is a popular recreation area along Fannie Bay with facilities for swimming, picnics and trekking.

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East Point Reserve, Darwin

East Point Reserve is a popular recreation area along Fannie Bay with facilities for swimming, picnics and trekking..

East Point Reserve is a popular recreation area along Fannie Bay with facilities for swimming, picnics and trekking.

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About East Point Reserve

 East Point NT 0820, Australia

 +61 8 8930 0300

 www.darwin.nt.gov.au

East Point Reserve and Nearby Sights on Map

Darwin Military Museum

The Darwin Military Museum in East Point exhibits artifacts related to Darwin's role in World War II and other wars

Lake Alexander

Lake Alexander is an artificial lake at East Point with areas for swimming and water sports

Fannie Bay

Fannie Bay Gaol

Darwin's main jail from 1883 to 1979, the Fannie Bay Gaol is a museum today

Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory showcases the history, art and culture of Northern Australia and its neighboring regions

Bagot

Mindil Beach

The Mindil Beach Sunset Market sets up shop on Thursdays and Sundays from May to October

Larrakeyah

Burnett House at Myilly Point

The Burnett House at Myilly Point is the only remaining structure by architect B

George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens

The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens have 42 hectares of gardens with north Australian and tropical flora, including mangroves, cycads, boabs, estuarine plants, and indigenous plants used by Aborigines