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Parks remain open as H5 bird flu response continues
Visitors can continue to enjoy parks and reserves as Parks Victoria supports the Victorian Government's response to H5 bird flu.
New toilets improve Howqua Hills Historic Area
Visitors to the popular Howqua Hills Historic Area can now enjoy the convenience of upgraded toilets. Parks Victoria has replaced four toilet blocks at Sheepyard Flat North, Sheepyard Flat South, Fry’s Flat North and Fry’s Flat South, improving visitor amenities, accessibility and environmental outcomes across the well-loved camping area.
New signs of hope for threatened species in the Western Grasslands Reserve
Threatened plants and animals are showing encouraging signs of recovery in the open grasslands west of Melbourne, as long-term restoration work across the Western Grasslands Reserve begins to take hold.
Mapping spinifex grass to help a tiny bird
How do we help protect the only bird in Victoria that is naturally found nowhere else – the Mallee-emu wren? By finding out where it lives and other places that might be suitable for it.
With lots of recent rain and more on the way, many tracks in parks across the state are wet. Parks Victoria’s track network offers hundreds of great off-road drives across the state – but it’s important to check conditions before you go.
Parks may be affected by industrial action
Parks Victoria has been advised that staff intend to take protected industrial action from Friday 28 August 2026. Access and facilities at some parks may be affected.
Answering the call - new toilets at remote Pink Lakes
Visitors to the iconic Pink Lakes in Murray-Sunset National Park can now answer the call of nature at improved new toilets at Lake Crosbie Campground and Day Visitor Area. One of Victoria's most unique natural attractions, the Pink Lakes draw campers, photographers, 4WD enthusiasts and travellers from across Australia and around the world.
Historic Walhalla landmarks restored for future generations
Two of Walhalla’s most distinctive heritage landmarks have been given a new lease on life, with recent repair works helping protect the town’s gold rush history and improve access for visitors exploring one of Gippsland’s most evocative historic places.
Tidal River Visitor Centre reopens at Wilsons Prom
The Tidal River Visitor Centre has officially reopened at Wilsons Promontory National Park, providing visitors with better access to information and modernised amenities.
Celebrating 10 years of Woowookarung Regional Park
Ten years from its official opening and the creation of a new trail, Parks Victoria is asking community members to have their say on Woowookarung Regional Park's next chapter.