Moondarra State Park

Moondarra State Park takes in an area of 6,292 hectares of forest on the northern edge of the Latrobe Valley. The park was proclaimed in January 1986. The park protects a rich variety of native flora and fauna whilst providing for sightseeing, picnicking, camping and other activities.

Things to see and do

• Scenic drives, bushwalks, picnicking, swimming, camping, fishing and nature study are popular activities and some roads are suitable for bicycle riding.
• Spring (the main wildflower season) and summer are popular times to visit the park, but the park has plenty to offer throughout the year.

Looking after the park

• All plants, animals and natural features are protected
• Dogs, cats and firearms are prohibited
• Please take your rubbish with you
• Light fires ONLY in the fireplaces provided
• Avoid polluting streams and lakes with refuse, detergents or human wastes
• Boating, fishing or swimming on the Moondarra Reservoir is prohibited
• Vehicles must be registered and may only be driven on marked roads and tracks

Precautions

A number of unsurfaced tracks in the park are suitable for 4-wheel drive only. To avoid getting lost please keep to marked tracks.