Bunyip Native Sanctuary

Bunyip Native Sanctuary, located at the end of Doran Road in Bunyip, Victoria, is a 13-hectare reserve that showcases the region's unique swampy woodland ecosystem. Established in 2010, over 10 hectares of trees have been planted to recreate the original habitat, including swamp gum, blackwood wattles, prickly tea tree, and tree everlasting daisy. This revegetation effort connects habitats along Tea Tree Creek to Cannibal Creek to the north. Visitors can enjoy off-street parking, picnic tables, and walking trails, with opportunities to spot Eastern Grey Kangaroos, superb blue wrens, New Holland honey eaters, and peregrine falcons. Dogs on leads are permitted in the reserve.