Bells Parade Reserve

Bells Parade Reserve in Latrobe is a serene picnic spot with a rich history.

Situated on the banks of the Mersey River, it was named after Robert Bell, who constructed a wharf and store on-site in 1855. The reserve is popular for picnics, wedding ceremonies, and photo opportunities.

Visitors to Bells Parade Reserve can enjoy a blend of history, natural beauty, and recreational activities. The English trees provide a picturesque setting for picnics, and barbecue facilities are available for added enjoyment. Sculptures by Tasmanian artist Stephen Walker depict the area's history and can be explored on a leisurely walk through the park.

The reserve is also a popular spot for weddings and photo opportunities, thanks to its serene nature and excellent views of the Mersey River. The warmer months of spring and summer are ideal for outdoor activities at Bells Parade Reserve.

To reach the reserve, visitors can easily access it by road from Latrobe. It is a short 3 to 5-minute drive from the town center, with clear directions from Gilbert Street to Bell Street and then Henry Street.