Werribee River Regional Park (Parks Victoria) - Cocoroc (VIC)

3 /5 Sharad Autumn Shed: Car par is open and you need to leave before 5pm. Pot holes on the way to car park. Signage available for car park direction. Car park is flat. No bathroom available. Park your car here and do the walk towards werribee river.

4 /5 Bruce Sanders: Yes. I found the community park land and sports facilities adjacent to the Bungies water hole on the Werribee River, which would be a great place to swim on a very hot day ... But they have No Swimming signs posted on the waters edge, so maybe there are crocodiles or piranha or sumting .... But its a lovely spot.

4 /5 Al Gauthier: Lovely river walk where dogs are welcome. No shade but easy path, nice views. Note, the road to the car park is full of large potholes and requires a lot of manoeuvring to avoid. Not unsafe but not everyone would enjoy this road.

3 /5 Kim W: Not a bad little walk, bit of a pain to find. Great view of the golf coarse and backing onto the Werribee zoo. Little overgrown and neglected but not a bad time when your outdoors in nature

1 /5 James Baird: The Werribee River Park track that joins from the Federation Trail is a dead end as the bridge over the river to the Mansion is closed and has been for 2 years following a flood event. Come on PV, get it fixed please. Posted October 2022 People who may be planning visits to the Werribee Regional Park should be aware of some access restrictions between now and the end of the year. Recent flooding has caused structural damage to the footbridge over the Werribee River, and the bridge is closed indefinitely. Update from Parks Victoria Best we can hope for is Spring 2025 "The proposed repair works to the structure and stream embankment are significant. Repair works need careful planning and design with many site and environmental factors being considered. Flora and fauna, and hydrological assessments have been undertaken. These have provided information required to schedule the repair works, which must occur at a certain time of year. This will minimise the impact on flora and fauna in the area surrounding the bridge and consider expected water levels in the river. An ideal timeframe has been determined and works are expected to take place in Q1 FY 25/26."