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Braeside Park is a good spot for a family day out. Enjoy a picnic at Federation Picnic Area. There are no facilities here. But there is a great big grassy area that's perfect for large gatherings. There's plenty of space for the kids to run around. Accessibility Information …
Enjoy a picnic at Redgum Picnic Area. Toilets, a car park and picnic shelter. After you've finished your picnic, take a stroll on the Wetlands Trail and observe the wildlife from the bird hide and observation decks. Try to identify the different birds in the wetlands and …
Bring a picnic and use the free electric barbecues or bring your own gas barbecue. Play on the adventure playground. Go on a self-guided trail walk of the heathland. Bring your bike and explore the 7km of trails. This picnic area has carparks, a playground, toilets, shelter and electric …
Join the group of enthusiastic volunteer gardeners who meet regularly to design, propagate, plant and maintain a series of indigenous display gardens. You will learn about local native plants, how to collect seed, take cuttings and produce plants for use in the community display gardens or your own garden. …
The self guided walk departs from the Telford Picnic Area and passes through heathland as well as picturesque ponds. Accessibility Information The Self Guided Trail is best accessed from either the Robin or Magpie carparks. Both have two disabled bays at the half way point of the carpark. The …
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09 May 2013
A partnership between Government agencies, volunteers and scientists has installed barriers to save a rare alpine fish that was in danger of extinction. Parks Victoria, the Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) Arthur Rylah Institute (ARI), West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (WGCMA), VRfish and the Australian Trout Foundation …