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Noosa Botanic Gardens: Amphitheatre, Plant Collection and Wildlife
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Noosa Botanic Gardens: Amphitheatre, Plant Collection and Wildlife

The Noosa Botanic Gardens is a leafy oasis in the Noosa Hinterland, that might just become your new favorite escape. About 8 hectares of recreational space, nestled on the shores of Lake MacDonald. The scenic lakeside garden consisting of picnic areas, native and exotic plant species and more.

The gardens are just a scenic 25-minute drive away from the town of Noosa. Heading southwest on the Eumundi-Noosa Road, take a right at Cooroy and let the winding paths guide you to this botanical wonderland. Pack your sunscreen, picnic basket, a sense of adventure and maybe a quirky hat—because why not?

Attractions

Amphitheatre: The gardens feature a Grecian-style amphitheatre, which is often used for community events, concerts and performances.

Plant Collection: This collection consist of a wide range of plants, some sorted in themed gardens like ferns, succulent etc.

Walking Trails: There are several walking trails throughout the gardens. Visitors can explore the diverse plant life and glorious views of Lake Macdonald.

Picnic Areas: You will find great designated picnic areas with garden and lake views

Playground: A modest playground with slides, swings and sandbox, excellent for the little ones

Wildlife: The gardens are home to various bird species and other local wildlife, enhancing the natural experience for visitors.

Educational Programs: The Noosa Botanic Gardens offer educational programs and workshops focused on horticulture, conservation and environmental awareness.

Community Involvement: The gardens are maintained with the help of local volunteers and community groups.

The Noosa Botanic Gardens provide a serene and beautiful environment for relaxation, education and community activities in the Noosa region.


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    1. It’s a pleasure to meet you too! Yes, I’ve been out and about but I do call the Sunshine Coast home.

  1. I am heading to Noosa in a few weeks. These gardens are on my to do list. Your blog has given me a great overview before I arrive.

    Super keen to go there now.

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