The largest patch of non-coastal indigenous vegetation left on the Bellarine Peninsula — a remnant of grassy and heathy woodland on the inland edge of Ocean Grove. Seven threatened species shelter here, among them the Swift Parrot and Bibron's Toadlet. Four walking tracks loop through, from the 500-metre Go-yin (Wallaby) Track to the three-kilometre Wurrack (Banksia) Track past grass trees, several of them wheelchair and pram accessible. There is a picnic area with fire-pit barbecues and toilets; access is off Grubb Road.
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