Our Gardens

Our Gardens

Discover a Living Masterpiece.

Step into a breathtaking 10-acre landscape where native Australian beauty meets exotic elegance.  Willinga Park's gardens have risen from once degraded grazing land to become a vibrant sanctuary of winding pathways, tranquil water features, and striking sculptures - each corner thoughtfully designed to awken your scences.

Since the planning in 2010, more than 11,000 trees, plants and shrubs have flourished, creating a dynamic botanical canvas that invites hours of peaceful exploration.  It's more than a garden, it is an invitation to disconnect from everyday and reconnect with nature at its most extraordinary.

The gardens’ water system comprises pools and a huge reservoir to catch nutrients and recirculate them back into the grounds. Pools and pathways are designed to slow run-off and recharge water aquifers.

In Residence

Once one of the most common frogs in south-east Australia, the Green and Golden Bell frog has endured significant population decline, particularly in highland areas, leading to its current classification as globally vulnerable.  However, lucky for us, this stunning frog has decided to call Willinga Park Home.

The frog hadn't been sited on the grounds since February 2011 until early in 2017 there was an explosion in the population, and it continues to thrive today.