Gemmill Swamp Wildlife Reserve

Gemmill Swamp Wildlife Reserve Mooroopna is a 170-hectare reserve located in Victoria, Australia.

It consists of Goulburn River floodplain forest and wetlands, including Gemmill Swamp and surrounding river red gum forest. The reserve is known for its unique flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature lovers. Rare and vulnerable species such as the squirrel glider, turquoise parrots, and superb parrots can be spotted here, along with other endangered species like the Brolga, Flame Robin, Powerful Owl, and Little Eagle.

Visitors to Gemmill Swamp Wildlife Reserve can explore the reserve's natural surroundings through various walking trails, offering both easy and moderate hikes. These trails provide ample opportunities to observe the local flora and fauna. Additionally, there is a designated picnic zone where visitors can enjoy a peaceful picnic or BBQ.

The best time to visit the reserve is from September to April, when the weather is mild and the birds and wildlife are most active. Summer months are particularly favorable, as the trees are lush and many birds are in their breeding season.

To reach Gemmill Swamp Wildlife Reserve Mooroopna, visitors can drive approximately 2.5 hours from Melbourne via the Goulburn Valley Highway. The reserve is located about 3km outside Mooroopna and is accessible via a gravel road.