Maroondah, Victoria, boasts several picturesque parks that cater to a variety of activities for visitors. One standout park is the Maroondah Reservoir Park, known for its 41-meter high dam wall that provides breathtaking views of the lush formal gardens, forested slopes, and the tranquil reservoir lake. With a history dating back to the 1920s, the park's dam construction has been integral to Melbourne's water supply.
Maroondah Reservoir Park offers numerous attractions for visitors, such as six rotundas, a shelter, and barbecues for picnics and gatherings. Additionally, a 1.4km walking track leads from the Picnic Area to the top of Henderson's Hill, connecting to other trails at Donnelley's Weir. The Lookout Track, an 800m forest walk with moderate inclines, links the Lookout to Henderson's Picnic Area, offering panoramic views of the mountains and the reservoir.
Other parks and reserves in the Maroondah area include McAlpin Reserve, which features a playground, and Ringwood Lake, a favored spot for leisurely walks amidst serene surroundings. For nature enthusiasts, the Mullum Mullum Creek Trail presents a picturesque walking route, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural landscape.