Koroit Botanical Gardens

Koroit Botanic Gardens, located on High Street in Koroit, is a picturesque public garden that was planned by district surveyor Thomas Watson in 1857. The gardens offer a wide range of attractions and amenities for visitors of all ages, including playgrounds and public toilets. Visitors can meander along pathways that weave amidst the lush and green landscape of trees and shrubberies. The gardens boast over 100 rare and unusual trees from around the world, including notable species such as Fraxin

In June 2012, a large tree planting event was conducted in the gardens, adding over 60 new rare and unusual trees and shrubs. The gardens provide a peaceful and relaxing environment, making it a perfect resource for education and inspiring themes for future plantings. The Koroit Botanic Gardens are open to the public year-round and can be accessed via High Street, Koroit. To reach the gardens, follow the Princes Highway west from Geelong or east from Portland, and turn off at Koroit. Koroit is approximately 40 kilometres from Warrnambool, and the gardens are located on High Street, a short walk from the centre of the township. Plan your visit today!