Penshurst Wetlands Public Gardens

Penshurst Wetlands Public Gardens is a picturesque travel destination located within the Penshurst Botanic Gardens complex in Australia.

Originally established in 1876 as public gardens, the complex was redeveloped in 1993 to include elements of Australasian, Asian, American, and European Wetlands. The gardens are fed by a natural spring and offer spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.

Penshurst Wetlands Public Gardens is a fantastic place to take a stroll and enjoy the scenic views. The wetlands garden is beautifully landscaped by locals, and there are plenty of opportunities to take stunning photos. Visitors can also enjoy a picnic in the serene surroundings, make use of the clean available BBQ, and experience the relaxing atmosphere. It is also an excellent choice for families with children who will have a fun time exploring the gardens.

The best time to visit Penshurst Wetlands Public Gardens is during the spring and summer months when the weather is warm and sunny. As a popular destination for both tourists and locals, it can get busy during peak periods.

Visitors can take a scenic drive from Horsham to Warrnambool and make a stop in Penshurst to experience the gardens. The entrance to the gardens is located just off the Hamilton Highway via Cox Street.