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About the park
The new 340-hectare park will be an exciting new destination for communities in and around Tarneit and Wyndham Vale.
The park will be a large, open grassland area that provides protected habitat for native plants and animals in suburban Melbourne, while also improving liveability for local communities.
The Werribee Township Regional Park will be located on the unique natural temperate grasslands of the Victorian volcanic plain. This area includes some of the best habitat and wildlife corridors for endangered species, including the growling grass frog, striped legless lizard, and golden sun moth.
Where will the park be located?
The park will be located along the banks of the Werribee River at Tarneit and Wyndham Vale in Bunurong and Wadawurrung Country.
It will be co-located with existing open space, including Presidents Park. Together they will create a large community space for relaxation and activities along the Werribee River.
Werribee Township Regional Park map
Timeline
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Government commitment to create a ring of parkland around Melbourne
November 2018
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Planning phase
2019 to 2022
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Community consultation - stage 1
May to June 2021
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Start to acquire land
September 2021
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Community consultation - stage 2
April to May 2022
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Final strategic directions plan
May 2023
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Acquire all land and transfer to Parks Victoria
August 2023
See the Parks Victoria web page for details on the next steps.
More information
Follow Werribee Township Regional Park's project progress and community engagement activities at Parks Victoria.
For a fact sheet, contact the Suburban Parks Program team.
Page last updated: 10/09/24