Sandy Creek Reserve

Sandy Creek Road Reserve is located on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country and contains flora species that are culturally significant, such as Grass Trees.

This unique bushland reserve is located on the lower foothills of the eastern Macedon Ranges and adjoins the Parks Victoria T Hill Reserve.

The reserve is valued by the community of Riddells Creek as an ecologically diverse location that supports flora species of state significance.

Its restricted access and the absence of pedestrian and vehicles reduces disturbance to local flora and fauna populations.

Three species of state significance are recorded as present within the reserve – the endangered Hairy-leaf Triggerplant, the rare Slender Fireweed Senecio microbasis and the little known Common Cinnamon-wattle Acacia leprosa var. graveolens, also known as ‘Southern Varnish Wattle’.

An Environmental Management Plan is available for this reserve.

Access to the reserve

Access to the reserve is not currently available.

Call our Environment team for more information on (03) 5422 0333.

Location

Sandy Creek Road, Riddells Creek 3431  View Map

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Features

  • Native flora and fauna

effective control of dogs

dogs under effective control

Dogs must be on leash at all times unless in a designated off leash area. You must pick up and dispose of your dog’s waste in a bin. Dogs must be under effective control and never left unattended.

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