3 Best Parks in Morwell

“Gippsland Immigration Park comprises 72 panels of information on the history of Gippsland. Gippsland Immigration Park is an excellent venue for a day excursion to look at the various aspects of Gippsland's history. The park has an area for various purposes, such as weddings, musical events, and formal presentations. There are two covered BBQ areas with electric barbeques and a children's playground. Visiting the Gippsland Immigration Park, you will learn about the history of immigration into Gippsland and its contribution to the Gippsland Region. Toilets are available a short walk away at Kernot Hall.”

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“Morwell Wooden Park is an excellent place for a family visit. This park has seven swings, including one swing with a harness. Morwell Wooden Park has a wooden structure with wave slides, a fireman's pole, a climbing wall with a net traverse, a stepping stone traverse, a scramble wall and monkey bars. Morwell Wooden Park has picnic shelters, tables, fitness equipment, drinking fountains, and barbecue areas. There is plenty of play equipment to keep the kids happy and entertained. Morwell Wooden Park has a shelter with tables and BBQs, toilets, a family room with a changing table and a toddler-sized toilet.”

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“Morwell National Park is a natural state for the enjoyment of the public and amenities for rest and recreation. The park has various active and passive recreational opportunities. Morwell National Park has many diverse activities, and mature trees are always used. A self-guided nature walk through Fosters Gully provides the visitor with detailed information on various plants and animals in the park. Morwell National Park has plenty of areas to commune with nature and art. The park has conservation areas and outdoor activities. The park provides a range of equipment, including all-terrain and beach wheelchairs, facilities, accommodation and accessibility information and programs to help you plan and enjoy your visit.”

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