Waverley Flora Park

Located in the mesmerizing town of Mornington, Waverley Flora Park is a must-visit for visitors who want to explore the varied flora of Australia.

This small but beautiful park is home to an amazing array of wild orchids and native plants that will leave visitors in awe.

The park has clearly marked and graded tracks, making it easy for visitors to explore the park. The tracks are dotted with information signs explaining links to Charles Darwin Trail. The park has great lookouts in many directions, offering visitors stunning views of the surrounding areas. The quarry in the park is also accessible and provides an impressive display of the local flora.

The Waverly Wildflower Walk is a popular 2.8km trail that takes about an hour to complete. The trail passes a reservoir and radio aerial on the left before continuing downhill and taking the second track to the right. Along the way, visitors can spot an array of unique flora and fauna. The trail has junctions marked by boulders, with one leading to a pond inhabited by frogs during wet periods. The other leads to a fenced lookout above the historic quarry.

The best time to visit Waverley Flora Park is during spring when wildflowers are in full bloom. Mornington Peninsula is accessible by car, which is the best way to explore the region. Upon arrival, visitors can make their way to Waverley Flora Park to enjoy the beauty it has to offer.

Mornington Peninsula has many tourist attractions, including beautiful beaches lined with pretty wooden bathing boxes, charming seaside villages, family-friendly parks and gardens. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities like hiking