Apex Park Wetland, West Beach 10km W from Adelaide CBD Where is it?: The wetland located off Burbridge Road, West Beach is surrounded by Apex Park Reserve. Public transport is available on Bus Routes J2 (City to Harbour Town) and 162 (City to West Beach, Monday-Friday only). Alight at Stop 12B on Burbridge Road. Car parking and toilets are near the entrance. Apex Park Wetlands, West Beach Owner: City of West Torrens Property summary: Total area c. 7 hectares. Hundred of Adelaide – Allotment 24 ( Filed Plan 143389 ) and Allotment 29 ( Filed plan 143394 ) Landscape Management Region: Green Adelaide History: The wetland was built in 1993 to detain and improve stormwater prior to discharge into the River Torrens. More information: DEW Total Species Recorded to Date: 60 (non-passerines 42, passerines 18) Common Species: Dusky Moorhen, Eurasian Coot, Pacific Black Duck x *Mallard, Crested Pigeon, Nosiy Miner Less Common Species: White-headed Stilt, Nankeen Night Heron, Little Grassbird. Australian Reed Warbler Updated: 9/01/2022 Download the bird list