Woodlands Historic Park

Woodlands Historic Park in Greenvale is a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse of Australia's natural landscapes and wildlife from the 1840s.

Spanning over 700 hectares, the park features a 150-year-old homestead, Indigenous canoe trees, and various native woodlands and grasslands. Located on the edge of Melbourne's urban fringes, it is easily accessible for city visitors.

One of the main attractions at Woodlands Historic Park is the 'Back Paddock', where visitors can observe large groups of eastern grey kangaroos in their natural habitat. These kangaroos freely roam through the grasslands, providing an unforgettable experience. The park also offers opportunities to spot other native Australian wildlife.

Visitors can explore Woodlands Historic Park through a range of walking trails that offer scenic views of the Australian bush. These trails provide a balance of adventure and relaxation while showcasing stunning landscapes and natural wildlife.

The park is open year-round, with each season offering a unique experience. Spring and autumn are popular times to visit due to mild weather and vibrant colors. Summer is hot and dry but ideal for spotting kangaroos and other wildlife. Getting to Woodlands Historic Park is easy, as it is accessible by car via the Tullamarine Freeway. It is a 20-minute drive from Melbourne's CBD, and ample parking is available at the park's entrance.