Main Creek Picnic area is located on Boneo Road within the Mornington Peninsula National Park. The Coastal Banksia and Gully Woodland offers the perfect picnicking spot with picnic tables available. From the carpark you can wander along a short loop walking track, be sure to pack binoculars and a camera as you may come across some beautiful wildlife including kangaroos, echidnas and a vast array of birdlife.
Mornington Peninsula National Park has a wide variety of plants, trees, and herbs. These include grassy forests, riparian forests, banksia woodlands, coastal dune scrub, heathy woodlands, swamps, and heathy woodlands. Some species are Trim greenhood orchid, silver banksia, broom spurge, prickly guinea flower, horny cone bush, weeping grass, tall sundew, swamp Goodenia, tall greenhood, ivy leaf violet, screw fern, love creeper, and small grass tree. Snakes are also another creature that calls this area home, so please stay on the existing paths to avoid any unnecessary encounters.
If you would prefer a picnic spot with amenities please feel free to continue on to the Fingal Picnic Area.
We hope you enjoy your picnic!
Mornington Peninsula National Park has a wide variety of plants, trees, and herbs. These include grassy forests, riparian forests, banksia woodlands, coastal dune scrub, heathy woodlands, swamps, and heathy woodlands. Some species are Trim greenhood orchid, silver banksia, broom spurge, prickly guinea flower, horny cone bush, weeping grass, tall sundew, swamp Goodenia, tall greenhood, ivy leaf violet, screw fern, love creeper, and small grass tree. Snakes are also another creature that calls this area home, so please stay on the existing paths to avoid any unnecessary encounters.
If you would prefer a picnic spot with amenities please feel free to continue on to the Fingal Picnic Area.
We hope you enjoy your picnic!