Projects completed in 2025
With the number of visitors increasing, we’re undertaking a project to formalise the Anglers Rest walking track and install a barrier at the lookout to keep visitors safe.
Cement Creek Redwood Forest facility upgrades
Parks Victoria and Melbourne Water are working together to deliver improved visitor facilities at the Redwoods Forest to support increased visitation at the site while protecting the natural values of the park.
Davies Plain 4WD route upgrades
The remote Davies Plain in the Alpine National Park, north east of Omeo, offers a range of opportunities for those who love 4WDing and camping. The project will deliver a range of improvements across the area, including replacing and maintaining facilities and road and track maintenance.
Parks Victoria is rebuilding Hampton Pier in picturesque Sandringham Harbour.
The project aims to upgrade trails, enhance accessibility, and foster a seamless connection between Dja Dja Wurrung culture and health and wellbeing experiences in the park.
We have delivered two new shared-use trails at Jells Park thanks to a $5.9 million investment from the Victorian Government.
Mornington Fishermans Jetty Rebuild Project
With funding from the Victorian Government, Fishermans Jetty is in line for replacement. This project will rebuild and reopen the popular jetty to improve boating facilities at Mornington Harbour.
The Blowhole Lookout - Poombeeyt Koontapool
The Loch Ard Precinct is a large, diverse landscape and coastal environment with multiple destinations and features of visitor interest. The Victorian Government is investing $5.5 million to build The Blowhole Lookout - Poombeeyt Koontapool, which will provide a new visitor experience at this tucked away site.
We have built a new all-abilities playscape, a 3.25 km running and walking track and upgraded the picnic area at Wattle Park. Further upgrades planned include replacing the vandalised heritage trams and creating a ceremonial space.