Cheetham Wetlands is a well-known brand that offers a unique and enriching natural experience for visitors. Nestled in a stunning location, these wetlands provide a picturesque setting for individuals seeking to explore and connect with nature. The brand is committed to preserving the natural beauty of the wetlands and providing a sanctuary for various wildlife species. With its sprawling landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and serene ambiance, Cheetham Wetlands offers an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and outdoor adventurers. The brand's dedication to conservation and sustainable tourism practices ensures that every visitor can enjoy a memorable and eco-friendly experience. Whether you are looking to unwind amidst nature, engage in birdwatching, or simply take a leisurely stroll, Cheetham Wetlands is the perfect destination to immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural world.
Amenities and More
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Picnic tables
Reviews
Lovely view from the observation tower especially on a sunny day. There's a carpark right at the entrance to the path towards the tower but it is quite small. There is also a small beach there that also leads to the carpark. Oddly enough spotted two swans there in the ocean.
FANTASTIC PLACE TO GO FOR
AOME QUIET RELAXING TIME OR FOR A NICE COUPLES WALK. If you want to escape the busy everyday hussle and bustle this is a quick hideaway where you can take a …
Lovely place to walk and see a wetland and salt marsh with its wildlife. A 1.5 km walk on a wheelchair accessible gravel track from the Car park takes you to the Observation Tower from which there are panoramic views over the salt flats, …
A beautiful location to disconnect from the noise of the city and enjoy quality time in nature. There is an awesome track to explore the area by walking or riding a bicycle.
The Cheetham Wetlands is a very large space covering 420 hectares made up of man made and natural lagoons, which was created on old salt works land. The wetlands attract a variety of birdlife. …
You come here to appreciate the ecological impact and importance a place like this has on the environment. Urban sprawl on one side- Point Cook Marine Sanctuary and Port Philip Bay on the other. All flat ground 1500m walk to the lookout. No toilets or rubbish bins. Take your rubbish with you!
I wish there were no fence and we could just walk towards the ocean. But it was still a wonderful little nature spot close to CBD. Little less explored and little more loved!
Love my daily trail,lots of open space and always amaizing bird life to be seen as well as nature sounds to be enjoyef.More suitable for a dog walk,bike ride,excersise or run than for picknics
Great walk path lots of different things to see
The wetlands area a part of the coastal area between Altona Meadows and Point Cook. Originally this was a saltworks. As time has passed it is now a part of the extended parkland. You can view the area from atop the 100 Steps to Federation.
Location
Altona Meadows VIC 3028, Australia
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