Mount Richmond National Park

Mount Richmond National Park is a 1,733-hectare protected area in the Glenelg Shire of south-west Victoria, about 30 km west of Portland. Centred on an extinct volcanic cone, the park protects diverse heathlands, woodlands and wetlands. It is notable for its rich spring wildflower displays, over 200 bird species, and panoramic views from the summit, offering a compact nature experience near Discovery Bay.

Visitors can expect a quiet, natural bushland park centred on the Mount Richmond volcanic cone. The park offers short walking tracks through heath and open forest, a summit lookout with views to Discovery Bay and surrounding plains, and a sheltered picnic area. There is no visitor centre or camping. The environment is known for seasonal wildflowers, orchids, and birdlife, with natural-surface tracks and undeveloped facilities.