130 Hectares of Natural Beauty
Founded in the 1940s by amateur botanist David Gordon AM, Myall Park is home to one of Australia’s most significant collections of semi-arid flora — many of which are now rare or extinct in the wild. Spread across 130 hectares, the Garden offers a unique blend of natural beauty, history, and art.
Whether you’re here to wander the self-guided bush garden walk, admire botanical artworks in the gallery, browse the gift shop, or simply take in the tranquillity, there’s something for every nature lover. Extend your stay with our on-site accommodation, camping, or caravan options — and don’t forget, we’re just 7km from Glenmorgan.
Things To Do
There’s plenty to see, do, and explore at Myall Park Botanic Garden — choose your own way to connect with nature, art, and history.
Walks and Trails
We have a variety of walks taking you around planted areas of the Garden as well as trails winding through areas of natural vegetation.
Historic Buildings
Explore the heritage-listed buildings that tell our story, including the Seed Room, where much of David Gordon’s work is recorded.
Art Gallery
Art in the Garden includes Dorothy Gordon’s original wildflower botanical watercolours, sculptures, the Gallery wall mural, painted tiles by local children and musical instruments.
Wildlife
Offering a living gallery of Australia’s natural heritage, Myall Park invites visitors to slow down, look closely, and discover the birds, reptiles, and plant life that make this landscape so richly alive.
Gift Shop
Explore our gift shop. The sale of all goods provides funds for the Garden.
Accommodation & Camping
Stay overnight in our charming 1950s-style cottages, or camp under the stars.