Maldon Shire Gardens

Located at the end of the Main Street in Maldon, Victoria, Australia, the Maldon Shire Gardens offer a quiet and picturesque escape from the hustle-bustle of city life.

The historic gold rush era village of Maldon provides the perfect backdrop for these public gardens. The walled gardens are beautifully landscaped, complete with a war memorial, a rotunda, undercover BBQ, picnic tables, a children's playground, and toilets.

The Maldon Shire Gardens are ideal for visitors of all ages. While the front section of the park is quite steep and inaccessible, the rear part is more accessible and features a playground, picnic tables, and a barbecue.

Maldon is a historic town located in Victoria, Australia, in the Shire of Mount Alexander local government area. First visited by European colonialists in 1836, the town continued to grow through the gold-rush days. Maldon today still maintains its 19th-century appearance, making it a popular choice for tourists looking for a unique experience. The town's appeal isn't limited to its fascinating history. It boasts an artistic and cultural scene that has attracted various artists and writers looking for a retreat and retirement venue.

The gardens are open all year-round, free for visitors. Visitors from Melbourne can take a train to Castlemaine and then a bus or taxi to Maldon. Alternatively, visitors can choose to drive to Maldon, which is approximately 135 km northwest