Touch by Paul D Johnson - Drain,VIC

Sara-lee AMAZING. Great cafe too. As good as Chelsea but 10 million times bigger. What a feat of original thought & design. Loved how how all the different gardens fitted in with the native plants. The info stands had just enough history & detail. Best of all for an English girl, a ranger said…. ‘G’day!’

sventek Nice playground with BBQ and picnic facilities in the same area. Some unique features include an elevated tunnel which my toddler really enjoyed, 3 trampolines and older kids very large climbing nets with a slide attached to the top. Also has the more common swings, slides, and seesaw. Theres a public toilet but not sure anyone would want to use it unless in dire situations. Free parking available. Theres also a fenced dog park next to it.

Amy May Great walking tracks and sites to see, no public toilets accessible just a nice easy walking track. Street parking only.

Jugdeep Saini Odd place for concrete, pallets with vegetation. One of a kind art at the reserve, suggest having a theme for the art that shares the message otherwise beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Sukirtha Tamilselvan The lookout was good, the walking trail that lead to the Trig point lookout, there were several wallabies around and during our time if visit, it was nesting season for a bird, so recommend everyone to carry sticks during the walk

Gamalath Thilina My five-year-old absolutely loves this playground and considers it the best in the area! It has everything she enjoys—swings, slides, logs for balancing, and more. The surrounding trees provide plenty of shade, making it comfortable even on sunny days. There are a few parking spots available, but the location is a bit secluded, adding to its charm.