There are 45 national parks in Victoria covering 28,024 sq km (12.3% of the total area of the state). In this ongoing project, I intend to photograph in each of these. Links to my visits to each park will be from the alphabetical list below.

Google Map showing locations of Victoria’s 45 National Parks

  • Alfred NP

  • Alpine NP

  • Barmah NP

  • Baw Baw NP

  • Brisbane Ranges NP

  • Budj Bim NP

  • Burrowa-Pine Mountain NP

  • Chiltern-Mt Pilot NP

  • Churchill NP

  • Cobboboonee NP

  • Coopracambra NP

  • Croajingalong NP

  • Dandenong Ranges NP

  • Errinundra NP

  • French Island NP

  • Grampians NP

  • Greater Bendigo NP

  • Great Otway NP

  • Gunbower NP

  • Hattah-Kulkyne NP

  • Heathcote-Graytown NP

  • Kara Kara NP

  • Kinglake NP

  • Lake Eildon NP

  • Lind NP

  • Little Desert NP

  • Lower Glenelg NP

  • Lower Goulburn NP

  • Mitchell River NP

  • Mornington Peninsula NP

  • Morwell NP

  • Mount Buffalo NP

  • Mount Richmond NP

  • Murray-Sunset NP

  • Organ Pipes NP

  • Point Nepean NP

  • Port Campbell NP

  • Snowy River NP

  • Tarra-Bulga NP

  • Terrick Terrick NP

  • The Lakes NP

  • Warby-Ovens NP

  • Wilsons Promontory NP

  • Wyperfeld NP

  • Yarra Ranges NP

At the time of last editing this page, three additional national parks have been proposed. I will add these to the list above once their status is confirmed.

  • Mount Buangor NP

  • Pyrenees NP

  • Wombat - Lerderderg NP

For more information on each park and other reserves visit the Parks Victoria website or links from the interactive map above.

Victoria's first NP was Tower Hill, declared in 1892, but it was 'downgraded' to a State Game Reserve in 1961.