Warrandyte State Park

Warrandyte State Park

WARRANDYTE, Victoria

The closest state park to Melbourne, Warrandyte is a haven for picnickers, bushwalkers, canoeists, birdwatchers and those who enjoy peace and solitude. Mountain bikes are permitted within the park but must remain on management vehicle only tracks.

The lightly wooded landscape is dominated by the Yarra River as it winds through the Warrandyte Gorge. The hills around Warrandyte have a distinctive bluish-green hue, typical of the Red Box foliage common in the area.

There's a good chance of seeing koalas in the trees at Pound Bend Reserve, while kangaroos and other wildlife are not uncommon in sections of the park.

Dogs are not permitted in Warrandyte State Park except on lead at Norman, Taroona and Koornong Reserves.

Park stats

Size: 680 Ha (6.8 km2)
Authority: Parks Victoria
Distance from Melbourne: 32.3 km

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  • Canoeing

    Canoeing
  • Bird watching

    Bird watching
  • Cycling

    Cycling
  • Fishing

    Fishing
  • Gold fossicking

    Gold fossicking
  • Horse riding

    Horse riding
  • Rock climbing

    Rock climbing
  • Picnic shelter

    Picnic shelter
  • Picnic ground

    Picnic ground
  • Swimming

    Swimming
  • Walking track

    Walking track
  • Boat ramp

    Boat ramp
  • Carpark

    Carpark
  • Toilets / Restrooms

    Toilets / Restrooms

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Content on this park was last updated/edited: 6/07/2017 12:56:52 PM
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