Langwarrin Flora & Fauna Reserve

Great place to explore and take in nature and some of the wildlife. Honestly never knew there was wallabees in the area until spotting one.
A lovely place to get away from all the noise and hassle of life :)

A rewarding nature reserve with much to see for the patient and observant. The park is a bit of a final stand for many species of flora & fauna now rare on the Mornington Peninsula. A number of different vegetation communities are found in the park. Mainly Heathland and Stringybark woodland. Some areas are badly affected by Cinnamon Fungus die-back and/or invasive species like Sydney Sallow Wattle and Sweet Pittosporum. Risk Management burns over the last decade have also really crippled some areas ecologically. Excellent well marked trails, a couple of the more vulnerable or significant tracks are "No Bikes Allowed". Horse riding is permitted around most of the outer boundary except the western side. Snakes are present and most active in Summer, mainly Tiger Snakes and Copperheads. No cats or dogs are allowed in reserve including in the car parks.