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healesville hedgend maze

A beautiful 20 acres of stimulating, fun filled activities for all ages. Hedgend offers a unique environment that stimulates a fun personal journey for everybody.  
If you love being active, run through our mazes and play unlimited minigolf, if you enjoy visual brain teasers, you’ll love  the rainbow maze and giant eyespy. Analyse and solve the cryptic secret message inside the hedge maze, or perhaps you prefer to surround yourself in nature, you’ll enjoy our magnificent panoramic views of the gorgeous Yarra Valley. Bring all your family and friends and celebrate togetherness or find an intimate spot to picnic with someone special. Experience Hedgend how you want to spend a memorable day. Admissions includes unlimited access to all out great attractions.
163 Albert Rd Healesville - phone 03 5962 3636 - link

Experience 

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healesville sanctuary

Healesville Sanctuary is one of Australia’s most loved tourist attractions and the best place in Victoria to see and interact with native Australian wildlife. The Sanctuary is committed to fighting wildlife extinction and offers visitors the opportunity to come close up to unique Australian animals in a stunning bushland setting. Healesville Sanctuary is located on Badger Creek Road, Healesville, Vic. 3777. Click here for directions. 

The Healesville Sanctuary offers a chance to actually see the elusive Leadbeater's Possum in the Nocturnal House, then you can head out to the Kalatha Giant of Toolangi, just 25 minutes away  to walk through some very special forest habitat of the endangered Leadbeater's Possum.

MEET THE PREDATORS 
Get up close to Australia’s best-loved birds in this spectacular walk-through aviary. Visitors may become a perch for one of our magnificent birds, hand-feed our smaller parrots, and listen to talks from avian experts. ​

Markets

Healesville Organic Farmers' Market
The Healesville Organic Farmers Market is open every Saturday. 

Healesville Organic Farmers' Market is run by Permaculture Yarra Valley and has a range of stalls selling locally grown organic fresh produce. Other stalls sell honey, olive oil, bread, wooden toys, jams and preserves, seeds and plants and much more. There is a playground nearby for the kids.
The market is held at the park behind Coles on River St every Saturday.

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  • Home
  • Park
    • Park Science
    • Park Economy
    • Park Uses
  • Destinations
    • Warburton
    • Toolangi
    • Healesville
    • Marysville
    • Kinglake
    • Baw Baw
    • Noojee
    • Buxton
    • Eildon
  • Activities
    • Giant Trees >
      • Ada Tree
      • Kalatha Tree
      • Monda Giants
      • Black Beard
      • Yea Link Tree
      • Elephant Tree
      • Mountain Monarchs
    • Waterfalls >
      • Toorongo Falls
      • La La Falls
      • Masons Falls
      • Steavenson Falls
      • Wombelano Falls
      • Wilhelmina Falls
      • Keppel Falls
      • Snobs Creek Falls
    • Rainforest >
      • Wirrawilla
      • Rainforest Gallery
      • Beech Gully Track
      • Ada Tree
    • Hiking >
      • Walk Into History
      • O'Shannasy Aquaduct Trail
      • Tanglefoot loop
      • Keppel Lookout Trail
      • Cumberland walk
      • Cathedral Ranges
      • Donnelly Weir to Mt St Leonard
      • Mt Erica
      • Mushroom rocks
      • Blowhard summit
      • Bicentennial National Trail
    • Camping >
      • Starlings Gap Campground
      • Ada no.2 camping
      • Federal Mill Camping
      • Toorongo Falls Camping
      • Poplars campground
      • Murrindindi scenic reserve
    • Picnic Areas >
      • Tanglefoot Picnic Area
      • Dom Dom Saddle
      • Badger Weir
      • Donnelly Weir
      • Blackwood Picnic Area
      • Fernshaw Picnic Area
      • Starlings Gap Campground
      • Wirrawilla
    • Views >
      • Mount Donna Buang
      • Mt Sugarloaf
      • Mt St Leonard
      • Seven Acre Rock
      • Mt Torbreck
    • Scenic Drives >
      • The Acheron Way
      • Black Spur
      • South Face Road
      • Mt Baw Baw Tourist Drive
    • Cycling
    • Historic Sites >
      • Trestle Bridge
      • Federal Mill Camping
      • Ada no.2 camping
      • Walk Into History
    • Arts
    • Rock Climbing >
      • Ben Cairn
    • Caves >
      • Brittania Caves
    • Horse Riding
    • Entertainment
    • Trail bike riding
    • 4WD
  • Tours
    • Self Drive Tours
    • Guided tours
  • Support
    • Business Supporters
    • Sign up
    • Donate
  • Films
  • Cultural Heritage
  • Store
  • Accommodation
  • Wildlife
  • FAQs
  • Contact Us