Point Nepean National Park - Portsea (VIC)

Amy May Perfect. This place has high gates and child lock access, plenty of parking right out the front, the widest slides ever with ramp access. Music play, sand pit with climbing ropes and walls as well as scoops, table and firemans pole paved paths and landscaped grass areas, plenty of bench even one with power points and charging stations. 2 accessible toilets, bins water drinking fountain, bottle refill stations, open layout to be able to watch your children, water play area, BBQ, picnic tables, 4 different swings, flying fox with seatbelt and seat, decked seating areas, skinny things and everything to keep lil ones and big ones busy. The swings are high enough I as an adult dont have to bend my legs uncomfortably whilst swinging also just as a bonus. Cannot recommend highly enough for all ages. Does have a half basketball court outside of the gated area near the parking area also.

karin penrose Great place. So much for children to do here. Had grandsons 6th birthday here. Highly recommend the team here. He took the kids through all the activities including climbing, trampolines and so much more. The party room was fabulous and the food was good. Has a good cafe and coffee was nice. Will definately be back.

Josh Thiele Run at Parkrun here every Saturday its such a nice flat area. Super nice to walk around with the ducks, coots, and other wildlife. Lots of butterflies too when its that time of year. Absolutely awesome place to come with kids or even as an adult, relatively quiet too which is always nice. Right around the corner from the shops so easy access.

Steve Miller Lovely place to visit on a hot day. Not a lot of parking at the top and an easy downhill walk in to the Falls. Only 2 small flows today but very refreshing. Steep walk out but easy enough in thongs. Would love to see in full flood.

Georgie Whittle A beautiful stop between Port Fairy & Warrnambool, learning further about Aboriginal peoples and the connection to the land

Garry Purcell An interesting small rock formation just off the Western Highway, with plenty of room to park on the large gravel surface. The small signpost for the turnoff was missing when I was there recently. The rocks themselves are colourfully painted in graffiti, and its well worth your time to walk around ,and explore some of the smaller spaces between the rocks. Youll find almost every spot painted over, leaving little of the original stone uncovered. Only the very top sections of the larger rocks are free from any paint.

Lisa Gaskett Pretty cool volcanic rock formations. A great hike around the back. Would be amazing when flowing.

Sai krishna Naralasetty I recently visited Nigretta Falls, located about 16 km west of Hamilton, Victoria. The falls feature a multi-tiered cascade over ancient rhyolitic rock formations, creating a unique geological landscape. An easy 100-meter walk from the car park leads to a viewing platform, making it accessible for most visitors. However, during my visit, the water flow was minimal due to recent dry conditions. While the rock formations and surrounding scenery are still beautiful, the falls are most impressive after significant rainfall, typically later in the winter season. Please note that as of May 2025, the stairs and viewing platform at Nigretta Falls are undergoing replacement due to damage sustained in the 2022 floods. The Southern Grampians Shire Council has initiated a $615,651 project to upgrade these facilities, with completion expected by early 2025. The new structures will feature modern, lightweight materials to ensure durability and accessibility . Mapcarta +4 sthgrampians.vic.gov.au +4 World of Waterfalls +4 If youre in the Hamilton area, its worth a quick stop, especially if youre already visiting nearby attractions like Wannon Falls. But for those traveling solely to see the waterfall in full flow, I recommend timing your visit after heavy rains to fully appreciate its beauty