JH Allan Reserve - Keilor East,VIC

Pauline Clifford Great spot hidden away near Thomastown. Lots of history of the German settlement in Victoria. Worth the visit.

Nadya Thianty Uphill & downhill hike but not too long, only around 30 minutes? Good small exercise with pretty sights

Luodi Best place to view airplanes landing in Melbourne. A little kiosk with coffee, tea and kebabs is on site for a little refreshment. Surprised to see some outdoor seating as well! All told a great spot. I might bring some camp chairs next time.

Dale Proposch A wonderful visit at Living Legends. Did a private tour and met some beautiful horses (so loved and cared for). Ate lots of yummy food and walked the halls of the period homestead from the 1800s. Very helpful and friendly staff.

John Locke A beautiful park with a shallow river, appealing scenery of nature, cool winds and lovely animals. An kangaroo runs, a snake hides in the forest, some lizards dwell, birds sing, ducks swim, dogs walk and butterflies and bees fly by the flowers. The ants are busy. I can’t capture them all in photos. There is a trail for multiple uses: walking, running, walking the dogs and cycling. So, walk carefully and listen to the sounds of movement. I think the paved flat path is too narrow for both riding bikes and jogging at the same time. The trees and tall grass block the front view. Accidents can happen. Better apply insect repellent on your skin and clothes because flies fly with a high speed to approach food, drinks and people. Sunscreen is important when the UV level is high.

Will Russell Its definitely worth a visit to see 400 million years old volcanic lava formations so close to Melbourne, but be prepared for some uphill walking and to finish by 4:30 as the park closes then.

satish katyare Point Gellibrand Lookout in Williamstown offers stunning panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne city skyline. Situated within the historically significant Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park, the lookout provides a vantage point to appreciate the areas rich maritime past, including the nearby Timeball Tower and the site of Victorias first settlement. While the "lookout" is more of a natural high point, the surrounding park boasts excellent facilities like walking paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds. Its easily accessible by car and public transport. Weather can impact the experience, and a formal viewing platform is absent. Overall, Point Gellibrand Lookout is a worthwhile visit for its beautiful views and historical significance, making it a great spot for a relaxed outing.