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R.J Hamer Arboretum provides a wonderful area for recreation or relaxation. Visitors can enjoy quiet contemplation of the magnificent view, the social atmosphere of a traditional Australian barbecue, or walk along the numerous tracks.
Recycled plastic picnic tables ready for catch ups in our parks
New picnic tables made from recycled plastic waste have arrived at 17 parks across Melbourne, thanks to the Urban Parks Active Wellbeing Program.
The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve
The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve is a protected pocket of scrub and heathland, nestled in urban Frankston. Its widespread, inland sand dune system provides important habitat for native wildlife. An extensive network of walking tracks offers panoramic views of the Dandenong Ranges, Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne skyline.
Escape the city and take a day trip from Melbourne into nature. Discover picturesque views, long and short walks, cycling or simply a place for a cuppa after leisurely strolls through the wilderness. Pack a sumptuous picnic for a shady rest after enjoying the sights and sounds.
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens
Renowned for its extensive water features, Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden is delightful all year round.
George Tindale Memorial Gardens
A stunning 3-hectare garden full of unique plants, some of which were planted in the 1950s when George Tindale first purchased the property with his wife Ruth. Most outstanding are the Camellia and Hydrangea selections. There are a number of rare plants which thrive in the acidic soils and cool temperate climate found in the Dandenong Ranges.
Celebrate the 2023 Victorian Seniors Festival in nature
Parks Victoria is hosting a series of special Park Walk events for this year's Victorian Seniors Festival in some of the state's most beautiful places. Find out how you can get involved here.