Cascade Park - Macleod (VIC)

Linden Danks A wonderful group who helped me research the history of my home and its owners. I rang and made an appointment, which gave them time to do some reseach before I got there. Many thanks to all

Lenette Baker Very large reserve beautiful and long paths river, little dam... stunning

Y Grant Just so beautiful. Wombats bend play ground is great and fenced... The surrounding park and trail is just beautiful. I highly recommend a bike or scooter ride here as well as a great place to bring kids and just walk, explore and play. The bridge is very cool.

Mahdi Dehghan Nice walking track on both side of the bridge. Lots of bikes so if you have dogs be careful. No bins or water.

Hideo Kuze Westerfolds Park is part of an Aboriginal cultural landscape in the traditional Country of the Wurundjeri Peoples. Discover the urban parklands of Westerfolds Park on the banks of the Yarra River. One of Melbourne’s most popular urban open spaces, that offers over 120 hectares of recreational and environmental parkland perfect for picnicking, cycling, canoeing, jogging and walking. Try some wildlife spotting and birdwatching as you explore the grassy woodlands and the Main Yarra Trail that runs through this park. The Westerfolds Loop Track (4.8km, 1.5 hours circuit) is a gentle walk through the parklands, past the old manor, woodlands and native shrublands. Look out for ancient Red Gums, as well as kangaroos and wombats grazing in the open areas in the early morning.

Chris Bray A fascinating part of Australian history as well as being just a gorgeous place to visit. For a lot of early settlers this was their first experience of life in Australia and although the surrounding local scenery is spectacular, I can imagine that some of the conditions must have been more than a little confronting. It is worth allowing a couple of hours to walk around the entire area as there is a lot to see spread out over a large area. It would be a fantastic place to enjoy a picnic too with open lawns leading down to the sea.

Rob the Nomad In the Gold Rush days of 1850s up to 20% of the population in Bendigo was of Chinese Heritage, so this place empicts some items from that era which is really interesting. You do have to pay to see and its interesting if you like history. Follow people like me as we make the effort to showcase amazing places for you to evaluate

Hyunae Jang Went to this park with my 2-year-old and she absolutely loved playing here. All facilities are safe for toddlers and children and shades are well installed.

Hayden McLachlan A spacious park located opposite the secondary college. There are two open fields, tennis courts, with a public rebound wall, a playground, a golf practice cage, plenty of picnic tables and public BBQs, drinking taps and public toilets too. Dog friendly and shady areas for sunny days.

Marco Fuentes Great place to catch up with friends and family