Rosanna Parklands

Rosanna Parklands is a 25-hectare reserve in Rosanna, Victoria, offering a harmonious blend of open spaces, bushland, and recreational facilities. Visitors enjoy walking, jogging, cycling, and picnicking amidst diverse flora and fauna. The park features two distinct vegetation communities: plains grassy woodland and river red gum ecosystems, supporting a rich mix of indigenous species. Notable areas include the Davies Street wetlands and northern grasslands, where indigenous grasses and herbs have been reintroduced. Wildlife enthusiasts can observe various species, including four frog species and yellow-tailed black cockatoos during late winter and early spring. The park also offers designated off-leash areas for dogs, enhancing its appeal to pet owners. Managed by Banyule's Bushland Management Unit with assistance from local volunteers, Rosanna Parklands provides a serene environment for both recreation and nature appreciation.