Top Things to do in City of Casey
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Top 10 Things to do in City of Casey, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in City of Casey, Australia including Cascade on Clyde Wetlands, Hallam Valley Trail, Timbarra Park, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick Springs Wetlands Reserve, Berwick Waters Grand Prix Playgound, Old Cheese Factory, Akoonah Park Market, Akoonah Park.
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1. Cascade on Clyde Wetlands
2. Hallam Valley Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By BigAlMelbourne - Clyde North, Australia
This trail had a few areas under water following recent heavy rain. Follows along scenic water courses and lakes and has a variety of bird life. Quite busy on weekends and public holidays. Mainly good quality surfaces with some recent repairs.
3. Timbarra Park
4. Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 534 reviews
Cranbourne Gardens is one of Victoria's most precious areas of native bushland and home to an amazing range of plant and wildlife. More than 400 plant species provide food and habitat for over 150 bird species and more than 20 mammals, including koalas, wallabies and the nationally endangered southern brown bandicoots. In the heart of the bushland, discover the stunning Australian Garden and soak in the beauty and diversity of Australian flora that reflect the true essence of the Australian landscape. Hop aboard The Explorer or discover the stunning landscapes with a walking tour.
Reviewed By Oldjack - Greater Melbourne, Australia
The 15 HA Australian Garden is an excellent display of Australia and its plant life from the arid desert to tropical areas and running streams and lakes.It is well designed and interesting with an excellent display of the diversity of plants found in Australia. For somewhere for a pleasant walk or to study in detail the diverse range of Australian plants you cannot beat the Royal Botanic Gardens Australian Garden at Cranbourne. An excellent example of a well-planned exhibition of native plants.
5. Wilson Botanic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Monte2021 - Cranbourne, Australia
Love this park. I think the picnic areas are expensive to hire but if you don’t you could risk missing out so it’s best to hire. But a little expensive. The place is beautiful amazing & love coming here it’s pet friendly too & kids have a great play area.
6. Berwick Springs Wetlands Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By 953SueT - Melbourne, Australia
Berwick Springs is a beautiful maintained walking, bike riding and outdoor playground for all ages. There are often lots of people there exercising and taking in the views of the picturesque lake. A very relaxing place to catch up and enjoy.
7. Berwick Waters Grand Prix Playgound
8. Old Cheese Factory
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 37 reviews
Originally part of the historic Springfield Estate, the Old Cheese Factory allows visitors to step back in time and explore the heritage buildings, enjoy the beautifully-landscaped gardens, large children’s playground and barbecue/picnic facilities. The Old Cheese Factory, features the 1860's Springfield Homestead, Cheese Factory and Kitchen Wash House which stands as a tall reminder of Australia’s early history. The grounds feature a large playground and secret garden, with indoor and outdoor spaces available for weddings, celebrations, functions, events, art exhibitions, and is home to the Berwick Farmer's Market and local community groups and services.
Reviewed By ottowiz - Darnum, Australia
Travel from gippsland often to the farmers market here and quite often have morning tea or lunch in the cafe. The food is delicious and the jams and chutneys to buy are really yum. Its a really nice atmosphere and the gardens are ovely. Well worth a visit.
9. Akoonah Park Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By madmotherwhoscraps - Berwick, Australia
I've been shopping at Akoonah for my fresh for many years. We are lucky to live in the 5km bubble of Akoonah and unlike most things during lockdown, the new style market is sooooooo much better! I absolutely love supporting the local growers and small food vans so have enjoyed the efficiency of them being the only stallholders allowed to trade under COVID restrictions. I get in and around to them without the hassle of having to carry my groceries past all the other stalls and I've been actually buying more from then than ever. We have a large family so it takes me a few trips back and forth to the car to get fruit, veg, dairy etc, with my last trip being coffee and breakfast to take home for everyone. I know it's probably controversial to say, but I would much prefer the market to rethink their pre COVID layout and moving forward set the food stalls all up in the one area and leave the other stalls for those wishing to have a slow walk and browse.
