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Devilbend Natural Features Reserve

The reserve includes the largest inland water body on the Mornington Peninsula providing valuable habitat for waterbirds and shorebirds. Recreational activities including picnics, walking and cycling, fishing, photography, birdwatching and non-powered watercraft.

The landscapes and landforms of the reserve are intrinsic elements of the Country of the Boonwurrung people. The reserve is of considerable aesthetic, historical, scientific and social value to the Boonwurrung people and has been assessed as being of state significance for its unique combination of cultural and environmental values near a populated area.

Facilities include picnic tables, shelters, toilets and electric barbecues in the Daangean Point Picnic Area.

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Special Features:

Barbeque, Boating Facilities, Coach Parking, Family Friendly, Picnic Area, Public Telephone

Accessible friendly:

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

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168 Graydens Road
Moorooduc Victoria 3933

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Places Nearby

Devilbend Reservoir Walking Tracks

approx. 0.09 kms

Moorooduc Estate

approx. 0.71 kms

Devilbend Golf Club

approx. 0.91 kms

Yabby Lake Vineyard - Cellar Door and Restaurant

approx. 1.88 kms

Devilbend Farm Beer Co

approx. 2.16 kms

Stumpy Gully Vineyard & Restaurant

approx. 2.46 kms

Tuerong Farm

approx. 2.6 kms

Phaedrus Estate

approx. 3.42 kms

Hastings

approx. 3.69 kms

Mornington Chauffeured Limousines

approx. 3.98 kms

Pure Peninsula Honey

approx. 4.24 kms

Farm stays at Wilindi Estate

approx. 4.34 kms

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