Projects
We're delivering millions of dollars of investment across Victoria on projects that are helping to connect people with nature, protect the state's special landscapes, and support local communities and regional economies. This is important work in supporting nature's future.
From walking trails and campgrounds to piers, lookouts and predator-proof fences, these projects are helping to future-proof the state's parks, reserves and waterways for future generations to enjoy.
Find out more about specific projects below and use the interactive map to learn about projects currently underway. The process involved in planning and delivering capital projects can be complex. Learn more about how we do this at Delivering Projects.
Project highlights
Asset Regeneration Program
The Victorian Government is investing $24.76 million to ensure safety, compliance and improved visitor experience for assets across the Parks Victoria estate. Visitors will see works throughout 2022 and 2023 on assets including boardwalks, bridges, lookouts and playgrounds.
Better piers and jetties
Parks Victoria is delivering more than $70 million in vital upgrades to several piers in Port Phillip and Western Port to make them better and safer for the future.
Wilsons Prom Revitalisation
The Wilsons Prom Revitalisation project will invest in the protection and enhancement of Wilsons Prom. This is critical for delivering superior visitor experiences while reducing the environmental impact of visitation.
Urban parks
Parks and reserves play important roles in boosting the health and wellbeing of local communities across Victoria. In Melbourne, Parks Victoria is delivering improvements to urban parks to ensure they continue to support healthy communities.
Saddle Lookout
The new Saddle Lookout at the Twelve Apostles will provide a better experience and improve accessibility while protecting the environment amid increasing visitation.
Grampians Peaks Trail
One of the key attractions for walkers in the Grampians National Park is the Grampians Peaks Trail and the natural and cultural landscapes that it can offer.
Victoria's Great Outdoors
The Victorian Government is investing $105.6 million over four years in Victoria’s Great Outdoors, making it easier for more Victorians to enjoy the great outdoors with cheaper camping fees, new camping grounds, 4WD tracks and walking trails.
Projects across Victoria
Parks Victoria is involved in a large number of capital projects across the state. Click on the markers in the map below to find out more and link through to the individual project page.
Projects by region
Find information below about projects currently underway across Victoria.
