Projects completed in 2026
Corben Oval electrical and pavilion upgrades
We have a project underway to upgrade the Corben Pavilion and install a new power connection down Yarra Bend Road and up to the Corben Pavilion, which will bring life back to the facilities for visitors and sports users.
Howqua Hills Historic Area toilet upgrades
Parks Victoria is replacing 4 old toilet blocks in Howqua Hills Historic Area to improve the overall visitor experience, as well as providing new facilities for all ability accessibility, whilst ensuring the toilets are compliant with EPA requirements.
Kinglake National Park - The Gums campground upgrades
With great facilities in a delightful bush setting close to Melbourne, The Gums campground is a popular base for relaxing and exploring the northern section of Kinglake National Park. The campground is being upgraded to make it even more enjoyable. The upgrades include new fencing, new vegetation to screen campsites from each other, resurfacing the access road, upgraded signs, new picnic tables and firepits, and an extended barbeque shelter.
Lake Eildon National Park camping updates
A project is underway to update visitor facilities and address the ageing infrastructure impacting the water supply at Fraser Block in Lake Eildon National Park.
Deep Rock Pavilion in Yarra Bend Park is receiving upgrades, with plans to deliver more modern, accessible, and female-friendly facilities.
Gipps Street Elevated Path project
Parks Victoria is replacing the steep steps at Gipps Street with an elevated walkway to improve how cyclists, people with prams and people with accessibility requirements can enjoy the Main Yarra Trail.
We are activating Jells Park’s northern and southern grounds by establishing two new cricket ovals – ‘the Ashes’ and ‘the Oaks’.
O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail Dee Slip Bridge Project
Parks Victoria are currently assessing options for the damaged Dee Slip Bridge on the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail.
Workshops Pier Repairs Project
Parks Victoria is repairing the popular Workshops Pier to ensure the community and visitors have a safe and accessible maritime facility