Darebin Creek Forest Park - Heidelberg West (VIC)

Peter Campbell Nice park with large open green space next to Merri Creek. Large open roofed building good for barbecues and picnics. Their is a narrow sealed shared trail through it that bikes and pedestrians can use but its poorly marked. Off lead area for dogs.

Thomas Liontis Cute dog, bigger then you would expect.

Kate Melbourne Guided Night Time Food Walking Tour Top tip - book this tour for the first day of your stay in Melbourne so you have plenty of time to revisit on the amazing places to eat and drink! The night I booked, I was the only person - Hugo kindly offered me the following day with a group, a refund or a unique private tour. Due to schedule, I was unable to rebook so went for the personal tour. Hugo was very knowledgeable and great company for the evening. He tailored the tour so l had the best experience ever. We were welcomed at all restaurants and bars visited which enriched the evening. At the end of the evening, Hugo marked off all the places wed visited on a map so I was able to return at my leisure. This tour is a definite must whilst in Melbourne and my favourite one of them all. Thank you

Lin (AntipodalLin) An incredible treasure looked after by a terrific group of volunteers. A fascinating insight into a world long gone. Beautiful restored rooms, some rooms in the process of restoration and lots of knowledgeable volis on hand. And grab a cuppa across the road while youre there.

Tiara Rizki Had a beautiful experience visiting this place. We can have a 360 degree view around the area. Perfect place to enjoy the sunset.

Kathryn Deans-Smith Went on a tour with Ken as our guide. Very informative! So much history.

Maggie Webber I so love living here...its the best. Beach on my doorstep, great cafes and bars. And a wonderful, friendly community of people living here too.

Cassie Lee Went here for a ghost tour, was a really great experience

Sonny Another beautiful and peaceful beach to go for a walk. Majority of the area is actually inaccessible due to being conservation ground for either plants or migratory seabirds. Still, the paths designed for walking was great for watching the birds from afar and listening to the waves. Id actually recommend Jawbone marine sanctuary and that area more as there are much more paths to walk.

Jarrod Bell A retarding basin as part of the local stormwater system created in partnership with Melbourne water in the local council. By turning this into a wetlands, they have created a wonderful ecosystem for birds wildlife and flora, also creating a great place for the community to come exercise. Spend time with each other and enjoying nature. The path around the outside of the lake is grateful, walking, jogging or running, and is wide enough to be shared by those on wheels too. Well worth a visit if you’re looking for a place to kill some time.