Kooyoora State Park is a state park in Victoria, Australia located 220 kilometres northwest of Melbourne, and 12 kilometres west of Inglewood. It is a 11,350-hectare reserve comprising box-ironbark forest and rocky granite outcrops, including the Melville Caves.
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Mt Kooyoora has great camping & picnic area 👍 The location is a convenient base for gold prospecting the area's that are still available 🤔 Parks Victoria have invested in basic upgrades as the state government reduces activity access potentials ? There is rock climbing on granite slabs & boulders that covers a complete spectrum of climbing engagement 👌 The terrain would be great for mountain bike riders if Parks Victoria & the Victorian government invested park trails 👍 The more people that engage in the potential of regional victorian parks has more than just the benefits towards local businesses 🤔 Community...
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What a great park! Wildlife wherever you go, great walks, fantastic day trip and campground facilities. I will definitely be coming back to explore the bits we didn't get to! Take note that one of the access tracks to the summit is currently closed so you need to take the scenic route. Worth the walk though as the views and the caves...
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Beautiful scenery and stunning rock formations, lots of walking trails for all abilities. Excellent views from the higher points, particularly on clear days. Nice little camping area with toilets and an undercover area should you need it. Lots of kangaroos and wallabies can be seen on most days and are usually not at all...
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