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Located just 6.5 km north of Bendigo, Jackass Flat had a population of 1,907 in 2021, up from 224 in 2006—a nearly 600% increase over 15 years. Most residents are young, with a median age of 28 and the dominant age group being 20–29 years The suburb spans roughly 2.9 km², about 20–24% of which is public parkland, including the 73.4‑hectare Jackass Flat Nature Conservation Reserve

Amenities are still catching up, though nearby Eaglehawk and Epsom offer shops, schools, and Bendigo Hospital within easy reach. A popular local spot is the Bush Pig Inn, offering hearty traditional meals adjacent to the nature reserve in North Bendigo 

The Jackass Flat Nature Conservation Reserve offers expansive walking trails amid native species like ironbark and rare orchids—ideal for recreation and wildlife spotting.Public transport in Jackass Flat is minimal—90% of residents commute by car. Nearest train access is Eaglehawk station (~3.6 km away) . Located near Jobs Gully Road, the suburb provides direct car access to Bendigo and surrounding areas.

Jackass Flat is a youthful, affordable suburb appealing to new families and investors. Its rapid population growth, relatively low prices, and strong rental returns make it a compelling choice in Greater Bendigo. The expansive nature reserve adds unique outdoor charm, but residents still rely heavily on cars for daily needs. Key considerations include limited public transport, evolving infrastructure, and the quirky suburb name.