The garden designs depict the story of change. The garden themes follow a timeline and are revealed to visitors as they walk along the pathways.

The site consists of native grassy bushland, wetlands, and a 7 hectare, 30 metre-high reclaimed landfill area with a lookout on top. This provides an expansive view of the local landscape and forms a significant landmark on the outskirts of the city, adjacent to the Goulburn and Broken Rivers.

Cycling Areas in the Gardens

Bicycles can be ridden on the lower areas around the base of Honeysuckle Rise and on the crushed brick paths through the native bushland areas. Please dismount if you wish to walk to the top of Honeysuckle Rise.

No Dogs Policy

Please adhere to this policy. Should you wish to exercise your dogs in Shepparton there are many shared pathways along the Goulburn River and an off-leash dog park in Paterson Road.

Opening Hours

The Gardens are always open. Please park your vehicle at the gated area at the end of Kialla Tip Road and walk in.

• Botanic Gardens brochure 2021
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• Birds of the Australian Botanic Gardens
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• Flora from our 4 Bioregions Collection
  A guiding principle of the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton is to showcase a collection of plants from our 4 local bioregions. You would see many of these plants if you set out from Shepparton on a day trip.

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• Care for the Rare - Conserving Collections in Botanic Gardens
  The Care for the Rare project enables regional botanic gardens to play an important conservation role in safeguarding Victoria’s biodiversity. This brochure showcases our collection of rare and threatened plants and the issues these plants face.

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