Kaluna Park Wangaratta - River Red Gum Bushland

Kaluna Park is a 5.2 hectare natural remnant of River Red Gum riverine bushland within easy walking distance from the city centre. It is bordered by the King River, a billabong and a levee bank, which separates it from Merriwa Park.

The area has undergone extensive bush restoration since 1995 with regular ecological maintenance by Wangaratta Landcare and Sustainability Inc and Council.

This area is a haven for wildlife including many species of woodland and wetland birds.

There are 1.2km of walking tracks with seats along the way and interpretive signage.

To access Kaluna Park the entrance is from the levee bank near the soundshell in Merriwa Park.

The area has undergone extensive bush restoration since 1995 with regular ecological maintenance by Wangaratta Landcare and Sustainability Inc and Council.

This area is a haven for wildlife including many species of woodland and wetland birds.

There are 1.2km of walking tracks with seats along the way and interpretive signage.

To access Kaluna Park the entrance is from the levee bank near the soundshell in Merriwa Park.