EXPLORE LOCAL and REGIONAL PARKS,

NATURE RESERVES and GREEN SPACES.

 

 

The following are lists of significant or interesting parks that are worth visiting in the Mordialloc area and south-east region of Melbourne.  This list is by no means comprehensive!

 

 

IN THE LOCAL AREA:

 

§        Alex Wilkie Reserve, Springvale South (remnant vegetation - Melway 88, K4).

§        Attenborough Reserve, Aspendale – Bunurong memorial, heritage trees and picnic area.

§        Balcombe Park, Beaumaris (remnant vegetation - Melway 86, C6).

§        Bald Hill Park, Clayton South (minor remnants)

§        Bayside Trail – begins in Seaford and can be followed across the Yarra to Altona, via a punt in Port Melbourne.

§        Beaumaris Cliffs, Beaumaris – views, roadside shared path and important art heritage and fossil sites.

§        Beeson Reserve - war memorial and picnic area, Edithvale (Melway 92, K9).

§        Bradshaw Park, Mordialloc (see the MBCL Index Page for further info).

§        Braeside Park, Braeside (Parks Victoria).

§        Browns Reserve and retarding basin, Aspendale – remnant veg.

§        Bowen Road bicycle path, Aspendale Gardens – views to Braeside Park and The Waterways.

§        Caruana Woodland, Dingley – remnant vegetation.

§        The Beauty Spot, Carrum (area unsafe for swimming).

§        Chelsea Recreational Reserve and regional playground (home of Mount Chelsea).

§        Cheltenham Park Flora and Fauna Reserve, Cheltenham.

§        Chicquita Park, Mentone (remnant vegetation).

§        Coomoora Woodland (Reserve), Keysborough (Melway 88, K8).

§        Dandenong Creek Trail - begins at Carrum Foreshore, Mel 97, C7.

§        Donald McDonald Reserve, Beaumaris (remnant vegetation - Melway 86, B6).

§        Doug Denyer Reserve and picnic area, Mordialloc.

§        Eastern Treatment Plant, Bangholme (Managed by Melbourne Water, tours available).

§        Edithvale Common, Edithvale.

§        Edithvale Wetlands, Chelsea Heights (RAMSAR listed wetlands).

§        Epsom Park Grassy Wetland Reserve, Mordialloc (rare remnant wetland with boardwalk - Melway 87, J12).

§        George Woods Reserve, Mordialloc – has boat launching area.

§        Gramatan Avenue Heathland Sanctuary, Beaumaris (remnant sand heath - Melway 86, C6).

§        Groves Reserve, Aspendale – coastal vegetation (Melway 92, G3).

§        Heights Park, Chelsea Heights – indigenous and native vegetation.

§        HMVS Cerberus Historic Vessel, Black Rock (Melway 85, H2).

§        Jack Cuthbertson Memorial Garden (Regents Park), Aspendale.

§        Linton Street Urban Forest, Moorabbin – under threat (Melway 77, F6).

§        Long Beach Foreshore – Aspendale beach to Bonbeach foreshore.

§        Long Beach Trail – Point Nepean Bridge (Pompei Bridge), Mordialloc, to Mt Chelsea playground.

§        Karkarook Park, Heatherton (Parks Victoria).

§        Keefers Boatshed and mussel farm, Beaumaris (Melway 86, F8).

§        Keysborough Golf Course (private).

§        Kingston Heath Golf Course (private), Heatherton.

§        Kingston Heath Reserve, Cheltenham (minor remnants).

§        Mentone and Parkdale Cliffs – beach, promenade, cliff top vegetation, and art heritage site.

§        Mordialloc Creek and Estuary, Mordialloc (Melway 92, F2) – boating facilities and walking path.

§        Mordialloc Pier and Foreshore, Mordialloc (Melway 92, E2) – beach, picnic area and walking path.

§        Namatjira Park, Clayton South (indigenous plantings).

§        Parkdale Reef (for marine goers), off-shore from Parkdale.

§        Picnic Point, Sandringham (Remnant Coastal Scrub).

§        Racecourse Reserve, Mentone (minor remnants).

§        Ricketts Point, Black Rock.

§        Rowan Woodland, Dingley Village (Melway 88, H10).

§        Sir William Fry Reserve, Highett - walking track & artificial wetland.

§        Springers Reserve and Leisure Centre, Springvale (Melway 88, K9).

§        The Grange Heathland Reserve, Clayton South (Remnant Swamp Scrub - Melway 79. F8).

§        The Waterways environmental area (enter from Springvale Road Melway 93, G3; cycle access via on-road bicycle lane).

§        Thomas Street Reserve & Regional Playground, Sandringham.

§        Victory Park, Chelsea (Melway 93, B1).

§        Wannarkladdin Wetlands, Chelsea Heights.

§        Woodlands environmental area and lakes, Braeside (Woodlands Industrial Estate, Melway 93, C1).

§        Woodlands Golf Course (private), Mordialloc (habitat of rare birds).

§        Yammerbook Nature Reserve, Aspendale Gardens (Melway 92, J2).

 

 

 

 

 

 

IN THE SOUTH-EAST REGION:

 

§        Bay Road Heathland Sanctuary, Sandringham (remnant vegetation).

§        Bunarong Park, Frankston (remnant sand heath).

§        Burden Park Adventure Playground, corner of Heatherton and Springvale Roads in Springvale South.

§        Bushy Park Wetlands, Glen Waverley.

§        Churchill National Park, Endeavour Hills (Parks Victoria).

§        Dandenong Creek wetlands and floodplain, North Dandenong.

§        Dandenong Police Paddocks Reserve, Endeavour Hills (Parks Vic).

§        Dandenong Reserve - Pultney St, Dandenong (Melway 90, E9).

§        Daveys Bay to Canadian Bay walking track, Mt Eliza (Mel 101, F7).

§        East Malvern Urban Forest Reserve, East Malvern – indigenous plantings.

§        Fotheringham Reserve, Dandenong (remnant grassy woodland).

§        George Pentland Botanical Gardens, Frankston - Heritage park with indigenous plantings.

§        George Street Reserve, Sandringham (remnant vegetation).

§        Greaves Reserve, Dandenong (remnant vegetation).

§        Hallam Bypass Trail – ride from Dandenong to Berwick, beginning at the Dandenong CBD

§        Jells Park, Wheelers Hill (Parks Victoria)

§        Johns Road Beach, Mornington – a sheltered cove with good snorkelling (Melway 145, B3).

§        Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve, Langwarrin (Parks Victoria).

§        Kananook Creek, Seaford.

§        Monash Gallery and parklands, Wheelers Hill – has fantastic views of the Dandenongs, sculpture garden and a small wetland.

§        Mornington Foreshore Walk - Caraar Creek Lane, Beleura Hill to Mornington Pier, Mornington.

§        Mount Eliza beaches - There are a number of small, sandy bay beaches between Mount Eliza and Mornington, including Daveys, Canadian, Half Moon and Ranelagh beaches.

§        Oakleigh Pioneer Memorial Park, Oakleigh (park and cemetery).

§        Oliver’s Hill lookout, Frankston South – panoramic views of the Bay.

§        Outer Circle Railway Reserve, Murrumbeena – indigenous plantings (Melway 69, B5).

§        Paratea Flora and Fauna Reserve, Mt Eliza (remnant vegetation).

§        Rosstown Woodland, Carnegie – indigenous plantings (Mel 68, K3).

§        Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne (Indigenous gardens and remnant sand and wet heaths).

§        Saint Kilda Botanical Gardens, St Kilda – indigenous plantings.

§        Seaford Foreshore Reserve - (remnant primary dune vegetation).

§        Seaford Wetlands, Seaford (RAMSAR listed wetlands).

§        Studio Park and McLellan Gallery, Langwarrin.

§        The Briars, Mornington – Heritage home, rose garden and wetlands (Parks Victoria).

§        The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve, Frankston North (Remnant vegetation).

§        Valley Reserve, Mount Waverley (native plants).

§        VFL Park heritage site, Mulgrave.

 

 

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