Top Things to do in Bacchus Marsh
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9 Nature & Parks in Bacchus Marsh That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Bacchus Marsh, Australia including Long Forest Flora and Fauna Reserve, Mackenzies Flat, Lerderderg Gorge, Maddingley Park, Merrimu Reservoir, Eddie Toole Place, Rupert Vance Moon Reserve, Peppertree Park, Rotary Park.
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1. Long Forest Flora and Fauna Reserve
2. Mackenzies Flat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Mackenzie's Flat sits at the base of Lerderderg State Park and is the starting point for hiking trails and short walks. It is located a short 5 minute drive from the township of Bacchus Marsh. The river is seasonal and may be dry in Summer. There is a grassy picnic area and barbecues are available. Long drop toilets only.
Reviewed By RohithprasadM - Geelong, Australia
Mackenzie's Flat sits at the base of Lerderderg State Park and is the starting point for hiking trails and short walks. It is located a short 10 minute drive from the township of Bacchus Marsh. The river is seasonal and may be dry in Summer. There is a grassy picnic area and barbecues are available. Long drop toilets only.
3. Lerderderg Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By dilemma13 - Melbourne, Australia
Love it here. Beautiful and peaceful, only a few minutes from Bacchus Marsh. An interesting track with stepping stones across a river, little rocky outcrops here and there, a chance to show your kids slatey layers of rock that they can peel off and you can walk through to a damn. Kids will love it. In the wetter months the water is beautiful and crystal clear. Please note the river is seasonal and will more than likely be dried up by January although there are a few waterholes dotted along the way. Definitely not suitable for bikes etc. It can get quite busy in peak times.
4. Maddingley Park
5. Merrimu Reservoir
6. Eddie Toole Place
7. Rupert Vance Moon Reserve
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Stevesherry2014 - Bacchus Marsh, Australia
Situated over the road from an amazing strawberry farm ( open seasonally), this reserve has a very easy walking track of 2.9 kilometres, starting at the shelters and returning to the same location; or just walk a little and turn back. It has an abundance of bird life, roaming rabbits at the right time of day, and follows the river for part of the way. There are plenty of toilets and barbecue facilities. It’s worth the trip.
