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Planned burning in Arthurs Seat State Park

3 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Fire management

Planned burning in Arthurs Seat State Park

3 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Fire management

Planned burning in Arthurs Seat State Park

3 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Fire management

Planned burning in Arthurs Seat State Park

3 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Fire management

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  • Access to Seawinds Gardens will be restricted during weekdays in May and June 2012 due to tree risk works. During this time access to Seawinds toilets will only be available on weekends. Alternative toilet facilities are available at Arthurs Seat Summit. at Seawinds
    Tuesday 24 April, 2012 |
Barbeque
Cafes/restaurants
Mountain biking
Picnicking
Short walk
Sight-seeing

Rising above the Mornington Peninsula, Arthurs Seat is the most familiar of all Port Phillip Bay landscape features. Its 314-metre summit, reached by road or on foot, gives spectacular views of the bay and Port Phillip Heads. On a clear day the view extends as far as the city skyline, the You Yangs and Mount Macedon.

Take the pleasant one hour circuit walk to Kings Falls or visit the delightful Seawinds Garden featuring indigenous and exotic formal gardens, along with sculptures by William Ricketts. 

Opening hours

There is 24 hour access to the park.

Seawinds Garden is open to vehicles at 8:00am and closes at 5:00pm weekends (late opening until 8pm between November and March).

How to get there

Arthurs Seat State Park is located 60km south of Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula (Melway 159 D12). Access to the park from Melbourne is via the Mornington Peninsula Freeway and the Arthurs Seat Scenic Road.

Weddings

The Seawinds Garden within Arthurs Seat State Park provides the perfect venue for your wedding ceremony or wedding photography. Upon inquiry we suggest you visit the park to view and select the site where you would like to have your ceremony.
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Aboriginal Traditional Owners

Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria - including its parks and reserves. Through their cultural traditions, Aboriginal people maintain their connection to their ancestral lands and waters. Further information is available from Aboriginal Affairs Victoria AAV and Native Title Services Victoria

Popular things to do

Seawinds

Seawinds Gardens is located just a short stroll from the Arthurs Seat Summit region. The combination of indigenous and exotic formal gardens typifies the area, whilst the addition of William Ricketts sculptures makes these gardens a very popular destination. Seawinds Gardens encompasses a 34 hectare area at the Summit of Arthurs …

Arthurs Seat Summit

The area immediately surrounding the summit caters for individuals wishing to take in the views while enjoying a picnic or BBQ. Parking is available and the area has a number of BBQ’s, picnic tables and public toilets. Refreshments can also be purchased at the summit. Seawinds gardens are …

Walking

A network of walking tracks allows access throughout the park giving the public the opportunity to experience the many different vegetation classes existing in the park. The Mornington Peninsula Walk Experience the diversity of the Southern Peninsula from bay to bush, cape to point. Taking in many areas of Mornington …

Mountain biking

Two tracks within the park have been designated for mountain bike use at the OT Dam and McLarens Dam. Please keep to the designated tracks.

Contact information

Call Parks Victoria on 13 1963

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Visitor experiences

Facilities Summary

  • Electric/Gas BBQ
  • Picnic table/seat
  • Playground
  • Toilet
  • Gravel carpark
  • Sealed carpark

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Inspirational camp brings many cultures together

20 Apr 2012

The Dharnya Centre at Barmah National Park recently came alive with the sounds of African drumming, singing and dancing. Young Shepparton High School students from many different cultures including those from Australian Aboriginal, Pacific Islander, African, Afghani and Chinese backgrounds were attending a camp that aimed to promote social cohesion …

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Park Statistics

Established

May 1978

Area

558ha