Long Hollow Heathland

Long Hollow Heathland is a biodiverse native bushland remnant located in the Bayside area of Melbourne.

It offers visitors the chance to explore nearly 120 native species, including orchids, birds, microbats, and small reptiles. The reserve features sandy tracks and boardwalks that meander through woodland vegetation, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful walk. The Friends of Long Hollow Heathland hold working bees on the last Sunday of each month, where visitors can learn about the reserve's maintenance and contribute to its upkeep. The reserve is also popular with dog owners, who can enjoy leisurely strolls or participate in the working bees. To get there, visitors can park on Reserve Road and access the reserve through various entry points.