Minyip Bushland Reserve

Nestled in the heart of Minyip, Victoria, the Minyip Bushland Reserve is a nature lover's delight.

A Buloke woodland, that was once found extensively in western and northern Victoria, is now home to numerous native flora and bird species. It offers a perfect opportunity for visitors to connect with nature and enjoy the serenity of the tranquil bushland environment.

The Minyip Bushland Reserve is a marvel for nature enthusiasts. The reserve houses Buloke woodland and numerous wattles and native mistletoe. Besides the extensive flora, the reserve is also known for its faunal diversity. Visitors can explore the varied birdlife of the area by spotting birds such as eastern rosella, long billed corella, and kites.

Visitors can explore the reserve by taking a peaceful stroll along a 700m loop or go for a longer 2km walk. The short track and the longer loop offers visitors a chance to admire the unique flora and fauna of the area. Additionally, the reserve offers wheelchair-friendly access to these areas.

For visitors who wish to extend their stay in the reserve, there are plenty of nearby camping areas available. These sites offer visitors an ideal camping experience amidst nature. The weather during this time is mild, and it makes for a perfect time to enjoy a tranquil environment far away from the bustling city.

Visitors traveling by car can reach the reserve from Melbourne in approximately 3 hours, located near the corner of Donald-Murtoa Road and Coutts. Visitors can also take a train from Melbourne to Horsham,