South Gippsland, Victoria, boasts a range of stunning parks and nature reserves that showcase the beauty of the region's natural landscapes. Wilsons Promontory National Park is an iconic destination known for its dramatic beaches and recreational opportunities, attracting nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Croajingolong National Park offers diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife, with coastal walks, rainforests, and sand dunes for visitors to explore. Tarra Bulga National Park features ancient forests and scenic walking tracks, making it an ideal retreat for hiking and nature immersion.
Snowy River Marlo provides a picturesque setting for water activities like fishing, boating, and swimming along the stunning Snowy River. Little Waterloo Bay offers a tranquil spot for picnicking, walking, and enjoying serene views. In addition to these natural attractions, South Gippsland Shire Council maintains several public parks and playgrounds, including Bena's McGrath Park, Berrys Creek's Mossvale Park, Dumbalk's Memorial Park, Fish Creek's Harding Lawson Reserve, Foster's Pearl Park, and Kongwak's R. N. Aitken Reserve. These parks cater to families and travelers seeking relaxation, gatherings, and various recreational activities in a welcoming outdoor environment.