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MYALL PARK BOTANIC GARDEN
MYALL PARK BOTANIC GARDEN
	National Heritage listed

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Some like seeing the Garden by bicycle

Others like to work to get a buzz

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This is natural bushland - so for your comfort please remember to bring sturdy walking shoes, ankle protectors, a wide brimmed hat, plenty of sunscreen and insect repellent
Over 100 hectares of Australian plants, birds and native animals
Excellent subjects for artists and photographers
All weather road and walking trails through tranquil bushland
Walking or driving, nature lovers will find plenty to see
Learn about the Garden through interpretive signs around the 4km circuit
Ideal picnic spots. Please BYO refreshments
See caretaker for information and visiting gallery

Beautiful trunks are a feature

Facilities

Picnic Areas

Guided Tours & Coach Tours

Wheelchair access to the Gallery as well as some paths through the Garden.

Features of the Garden

The Gordon Grevilleas - 'Robyn', 'Sandra', 'Merinda'
Art Gallery
Gift Shop
Honeyeater Walk
Gumnut Walk
Garden for All Seasons Walk
Acacia Walk
Bed & Breakfast Trail
Chinchilla White Gums Trail
Lake View Walking Trail
Art in the Garden

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Garden Entry - $5.00 per person
Friends of Myall Park Botanic Garden - free
Children under 14 visiting with families - free
School excursions - children under 14 - $2.00
MPBG Friends Group membership - one free entry per visit and 10% discount for other members.
The Garden is open throughout the year, except from December 20 to January 20

Advanced Bookings Essential for:

Guided Tours
Group Bookings
Visits from Bus Groups or Educational Groups

Please ring 07 4665 6705

Guided Tours & Coach Tours

Guided tours and coach tours are available by arrangement
Bookings may be made by contacting the co-ordinator on (07) 4665 6705 or by e-mail.
Official Guide - $50 plus Garden Entries
Coach Tours - $5.00 per person (tour operator – free of charge)

There are many ways for you to enjoy the Garden...

Cooking demo in the Old Sawmill

Enjoying a barbecue on Open Day

Happy hour up the Garden

Early morning birdwatching