Park Lake Gardens Reserve

Park Lake Gardens Reserve is a picturesque park located near Creswick town centre in Victoria, Australia.

It is easily accessible with ample car parking available. The park offers a scenic view and pleasant weather, making it an ideal destination during Autumn.

Visitors to Park Lake Gardens Reserve can enjoy a walking trail around the perimeter and a beautiful fountain at its centre. The upper section of the reserve features indigenous gardens created by the local Landcare Group. The park also provides public tennis courts where visitors can borrow equipment for free. Other amenities include public toilets, a playground, picnic areas, and interpretive signage throughout the parklands. Tennis enthusiasts can take advantage of the extensive outdoor tennis facility.

To reach Park Lake Reserve, visitors can drive southeast from Melbourne on the Western Freeway, take the Creswick exit, and follow the signs to Creswick Township. The park is conveniently located near the town centre.

Park Lake Gardens has a rich history dating back to 1861 when it was gazetted for use as a public garden. It was originally the site of Creswick's Government camp and Police paddock. Over the years, it developed into a beautiful garden and the social hub of the town. Today, visitors can explore, relax, and connect with nature in this historic park.

While in Creswick, visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Blue Waters, Calembeen Park, St Georges Lake, New Australasian No 2 Gold Mine, George's Diggings, Slaty Creek Campground No 1, and Creswick State Gold Battery. The Visitor Information Centre can provide