Things To Do In Casey - Young Mum's Interactive
Things To Do In Casey
Things To Do In Casey - Young Mum's Interactive
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Email Parks and gardens. 
The Botanical Gardens are situated in the last remnant of natural bushland in the Cranbourne area. Tea tree heathland, swamps and sedgelands, wet heathland, forming a bushland conservation area, home to a great diversity of plants, native animals, birds and reptiles, including several rare and threatened species.
Walking tracks, some suitable for wheelchairs, with assistance. Trig Point Lookout, with 360 degree view across south eastern Victoria.
Open 9.00 - 5.00pm daily (Free entry).
Charges apply to guided tours and the new Australian garden.
The Friends support and assist in every way possible the work of developing the Gardens. They encourage community awareness and use of the scientific, educational, cultural features and facilities of the Gardens.
They work to conserve, protect and foster the Gardens.
Activities include propagation of native plants, talks, walks, family barbecues and picnic lunches, night walks.
Beautiful Gardens, Native & Exotic Plants, Play ground, Picnic areas & Barbecues, Interesting Walks, and much more.
Swimming and leisure
Leisure centres provide activities for all age groups, contact your nearest centre for details of current programs and cost.
email: endeavourhills@ymcavic.asn.au
The Cranbourne Indoor Heated Pool provides a range of water activities and water related activities. Facilities are available for people with disabilities as well as lessons.
Discounts are available for seniors and pensioners.
Arts and crafts
Open 10am - 4pm daily.
There is no cost to visit the centre. Children's playground, barbecue facilities, and other attractions.
P.O. Box 496
Phone: Mr A. Purcell Phone: 9797 1910
Workshops and demonstrations, paint outs, exhibition, etc. Library books and videos. Regular meetings and groups, some classes on Thursday 10am - 12.45pm.
Playgrounds.
To see the animals. 
Australia's Wildlife at Night
Wildlife park where visitors meet endangered native nocturnal animals. Featuring a wide range of nocturnal animals as well as kangroos, wallabies, emus, waterbirds and other native animals. Open from 12 noon Wednesday to Sunday and School and Public holidays (except Christmas Day).
Night walks start at dusk. Day time: adults $5 children $3 and night walks $19.50 adult and $11 children.
A public community farm providing access to farm animals and demonstrations of farm life.
Open 10am-4pm every day of the year.
And for some more information...
www.parkweb.vic.gov.au
Manages Victoria's national, state, marine, regional and metropolitan parks, conservation reserves, bays and major waterways, historical properties and cultural assets.
