Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve provides visitors with the opportunity to explore and appreciate the diverse native plants and animals of the Mornington Peninsula. Serving as a crucial habitat area and wildlife refuge, the reserve boasts the largest Grassy Woodland in the Southern Metropolitan and Mornington Peninsula regions, teeming with native grasses, orchids, and lilies. With over 100 indigenous mammal, bird, reptile, frog, and fish species recorded, the reserve offers a rich ecosystem for nature enthusiasts to discover.
Visitors to Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve can engage in various recreational activities such as walking, cycling, jogging, and nature appreciation. The reserve encompasses six ecological vegetation classes of state significance, showcasing a wide array of plant communities and fauna habitats. From stunning views of the Melbourne city skyline to diverse ecosystems like the Heathland Bush Circuit, the reserve offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature and wildlife.
For those seeking a guided experience, the reserve recommends connecting with one of the 400 Licensed Tour Operators across Victoria. These experts can help visitors delve deeper into the park’s wonders, offering nature-based experiences like hiking, birdwatching, and indigenous culture tours. Whether exploring the park independently or with a guide, Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve invites all to appreciate and respect the natural environment while fostering a deeper connection to Victoria’s spectacular landscapes.
