Projects

We're delivering millions of dollars of investment across Victoria on projects that are helping to connect people with nature, protect the state's special landscapes, and support local communities and regional economies. This is important work in supporting nature's future.

From walking trails and campgrounds to piers, lookouts and animal-exclusion fences, these projects are helping to future-proof the state's parks, reserves and waterways for future generations to enjoy.

Find out more about specific projects currently in progress and completed, how we deliver projects, and project news and highlights below.

Trees and flowers in spring at Bendigo Regional Park.
Northwest Victoria
Reeds Lookout at sunset, Central Grampians
Southwest Victoria
A couple walks along St Kilda Pier
Greater Melbourne
A path through the forest near the summit of Mount Macedon at Macedon Regional Park

Northeast Victoria

Find out more about specific projects currently in progress in the Northeast Victoria region.

Waves roll through at Cape Conran Coastal Park

Gippsland

Find out more about specific projects currently in progress in the Gippsland region.

A view of the Redwoods Forest in East Warburton

Statewide projects

Parks Victoria is delivering major projects that support nature's future in parks and reserves across state.

Parks Victoria regions map

A map of Victoria with Parks Victoria regional boundaries outlined.

Latest project news

A person looks out at the view of the water and landscape of Sealers Bay at Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Sealers Cove walking track rebuild starts

Construction is underway on the major rebuild of the Sealers Cove walking track at Wilsons Promontory National Park, restoring one of the Prom’s most iconic and best-loved hikes.
Mountain Ash and ferns create a spectacular backdrop for a picnic in the Yarra Ranges National Park.

Works start on historic Dee Slip Bridge repair

The historic Dee Slip Bridge in the Yarra Ranges National Park is one step closer to reopening, as work begins to restore pedestrian, cyclist and emergency vehicle access along the much-loved O’Shannassy Aqueduct Trail on Wurundjeri Country.
A couple prepare a meal at their camp ground at Lakeside in Fraser Camping Area in the Lake Eildon National Park.

Contractor appointed to update the campground facilities at Lake Eildon National Park

The much-loved campgrounds in the Fraser Block at Lake Eildon on Taungurung Country will soon receive updates so visitors can keep camping in the National Park for many years to come.
A person looks out at the view of the water and landscape of Sealers Bay at Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Contractor appointed to rebuild the Sealers Cove Boardwalk

Sealers Cove Boardwalk is one step closer to reopening following a competitive tender process that has appointed Envirotechniques to carry out the works.
Children and adults playing on the new playground. Blue sky and eucapypts in the background.

Family fun at new Yarra Bend playground

Kids visiting spectacular Yarra Bend Park now have a new playground to enjoy. The new $200,000 playground at Dickinson Reserve was chosen by public vote and features a big climbing frame, swings and slides.
Minister Dimopoulos and Member for Glen Waverley John Mullahy pose for a photo with the project contractors, Parks Victoria project managers and local rangers.

Construction starts to renew ovals at Jells Park

The project will rejuvenate Jells Park’s northern and southern sporting grounds by upgrading existing ovals – The Ashes and The Oaks. Fit-for-purpose synthetic cricket pitches will be installed so they can be used by local clubs during Melbourne’s busy cricket season.
Campsite with table and chairs in foreground, tent and platform and two people sitting by fire in background

New Larni Yirrip campground opens in Central Victoria

A new bookable campground called Larni Yirrip (Home of the Ironbarks) has just opened in Bendigo Regional Park. It offers people the chance to enjoy, learn about and connect with Dja Dja Wurrung living culture and the Box Ironbark forest.
Two people cut a red ribbon opening a new paved trail

New walking trails open at Jells Park

Two new shared-use trails at Jells Park are now open to the public. Made up of a mix of new and resurfaced existing track, the two trails provide visitors with more opportunities to access and exercise in the park.
Two cyclists ride along a trail in a lush rainforest.

Parks Victoria to repair and reopen the OShannassy Aqueduct Dee Slip Bridge

Repairs to the Dee Slip Bridge in the Yarra Ranges National Park are about to begin, restoring pedestrian, cyclist and emergency vehicle access along the much-loved O’Shannassy Aqueduct Trail on Wurundjeri Country.
A blonde girl in black clothes walks among a tall forest of Coast Redwood trees.

Works commence on the Redwood Forest

Following the announcement of proposed upgrades in 2023, works have now commenced in the Redwood Forest at Yarra Ranges National Park.
An artist's impression of the renovated Tidal River Visitor Centre

Works begin to revitalise Tidal River

A new welcome to Tidal River is on the way, as work starts on a new visitor centre for the most popular campsite in Victoria.
Freshly painted tram in workshop

Heritage tram restoration underway for Wattle Park

Wattle Park’s love affair with trams is set to roll on as two iconic heritage trams are being given a second lease on life as unique picnic shelters for families to enjoy when visiting the park.
Two men warm up next to a campfire at Devil Cove Campground at Lake Eildon National Park

Essential updates keep campgrounds open at Lake Eildon National Park

Much loved campgrounds in the Fraser Block at Lake Eildon National Park are receiving an update to make sure visitors can enjoy camping there for many years to come.
Budja Budja trailhead

Better access to walks supports Grampians recovery

Budja Budja trailhead has recently opened in the heart of Halls Gap, linking the town to the world-class Grampians Peaks Trail and other popular walking tracks in Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park.
A design render showing improvements to walking paths at Serendip, with an improved surface, seating and vegetation.

Plans released for $11m You Yangs and Serendip revitalisation

Draft concept designs have been released and early works are underway to deliver upgrades at You Yangs Regional Park and Serendip Sanctuary.
The Yarra River heading upstream from Hawthorn.

Tell us your favourite design for the new local Dickinson Reserve Playground

We are seeking your feedback on the draft designs for Dickinson Reserve Playground in Yarra Bend Park.
View from the Olinda Cafe

New dining destination for the Dandenong Ranges

Following an Expression of Interest process, Alchemy Distillers Pty Ltd will transform the former Olinda Golf Course Clubhouse and Cafe into a vibrant new venue.
The Fairy Caves entrance before it was damaged in the fires. It has a stone facade and a log timber roof.

Fairy Cave repair works start

After being significantly damaged in the 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires, works to repair the entrance to the Fairy Cave at Buchan Caves Reserve have started.
A view from the top of the Grand Canyon staircase, looking down into the canyon.

Grampians iconic Grand Canyon Loop Walk reopens

Visitors to Grampians National Park can get back to exploring the stunning rocky gorge and spectacular views of the Gariwerd cultural landscape along the Grand Canyon Loop Walk, with upgrades to the trail now complete and reopen to the public.
A ranger and a group of primary school children lookout at the wetlands enclosure at Serendip Sanctuary.

Bringing new Serendip sensory garden to life

A new sensory garden at Serendip Sanctuary is beginning to take shape, with draft designs developed for the new all-abilities space on Wadawurrung Country in Melbourne’s outer west.

Twelve Apostles lookout opens up new views

Victoria’s world-famous Twelve Apostles are ready to welcome millions of visitors to a new experience following completion of a spectacular viewing platform.

More information about our projects

Views of Wilsons Promontory National Park in Gippsland, Victoria

How we deliver projects

From scoping and planning a project and collaborating with key stakeholders when forming a design, to procuring contractors and construction, the process involved in delivering capital projects can be complex.
The view from the RJ Hamer Arboretum in the Dandenong Ranges National Park.

Completed projects

Parks Victoria is responsible for delivering a variety of projects, from upgrades to playgrounds, park facilities and campgrounds, to major multi-year projects like building new sporting facilities, piers and accommodation, establishing new parks, and creating new tracks and trails.

Chelsea Australian Garden at Olinda now open

A new native Australian garden has been built at the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden on Wurundjeri Country.

Point Nepean Discovery Tents

The pre-pitched Discovery Tents offer a unique opportunity to stay overnight at Point Nepean National Park, on Bunurong Country.

Exciting upgrades at Jells Park

From all-abilities playscapes, shared-use trails and new picnic facilities, a number of improvements are being made at Jells Park.

Buchan Caves Reserve flood recovery update

Initial recovery and clean-up works are underway at Buchan Caves Reserve following an extreme flooding event on Boxing Day.

A new all-abilities wonderland for Wattle Park

A new all-abilities playscape, walking and running track, and upgraded picnic area are now open.

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