Studio Park Reserve

Studio Park Reserve is a picturesque natural bushland located in Langwarrin, Australia.

Covering 7.75 hectares, it directly adjoins the McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery. The park showcases untouched natural bushland, providing visitors with a glimpse of how Langwarrin looked before the settlement of white people. It is a popular destination, particularly for those on the Mornington Peninsula.

One of the best things to do at Studio Park Reserve is to go for a walk and immerse oneself in nature. Visitors can explore the natural bushland and observe the local flora and fauna, including bird watching. Additionally, the park is adjacent to the well-known McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, which boasts 40 acres of gardens and natural bushland. With over 100 massive art pieces, it is definitely worth a visit.

The ideal time to visit Studio Park Reserve is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the park is at its most beautiful. To reach Studio Park Reserve, visitors can drive or take public transportation. It is approximately an hour's drive from Melbourne. The closest train station is Frankston Station, and from there, visitors can take a bus to the park.