Monique Bushland Reserve

Monique Bushland Reserve is a beautiful and peaceful park located in Langwarrin, Victoria.

Covering almost 5 hectares of land, the reserve is known for its wide variety of wildflowers and birds. The park is surrounded by a beautiful canopy of eucalyptus trees, making it a perfect destination for visitors who appreciate nature and serene surroundings.

The reserve is a popular destination for nature walks and bird watching. Visitors can observe a wide variety of bird species, including the endangered Hooded Plover. Walking paths allow visitors to enjoy the beautiful wildflowers, peas, orchids, and lilies in full bloom. Picnic tables and BBQ facilities are available for those who want to have a meal surrounded by the picturesque landscape. The reserve also offers a playground for children and sports areas for physical activities.

The best time to visit Monique Bushland Reserve is during spring and summer when the wildflowers are in full bloom and the weather is warmer. This is also the time when many bird species migrate or breed in the area, providing a great opportunity for bird watching.

To get to the reserve, visitors can use the Monique Drive entrance, which leads directly to the park's entrance. By car, visitors can take Cranbourne Rd and Monash Fwy/M1 to Thompsons Rd, exit from Monash Fwy/M1, drive to Western Port Hwy, turn left onto Cranbourne-Frankston Rd/B411, and then turn right onto Monique Dr. By public transport, visitors can take the Frankston line train and then catch the route 791 or 792 bus to Jetty Rd/Bowen St and walk the remaining distance to the entrance of the reserve.

Monique Bushland Reserve is an ideal destination