Victoria State Rose Garden

The Victoria State Rose Garden is a formal 5-hectare rose garden located within Werribee Park in Werribee South, Wyndham, Victoria. Established in 1986 as Victoria's official Bicentennial project, it displays more than 5,000 roses including modern, heritage and species roses laid out in the shape of a Tudor rose. Maintained largely by volunteers, it is notable for its structured beds, central lake and views toward Werribee Park Mansion.

Visitors can expect a large formal garden laid out in the shape of a Tudor rose with geometrically arranged beds containing over 5,000 roses, including heritage, species and modern cultivars. The garden features paved pathways, lawns, a central lake, pergolas and arches, with views of Werribee Park Mansion. It is an open, flat landscape suitable for walking, photography and picnics, with interpretive signage about rose varieties and volunteer-maintained displays.

Established in 1986 as Victoria's official Bicentennial project to commemorate 200 years of European settlement in Australia. Designed in the shape of a Tudor rose and developed with support from the Victorian Government, Parks Victoria and community volunteers. The garden has been progressively planted and maintained by the Victoria State Rose Garden Supporters group since its inception.

Significant as a community-driven horticultural display showcasing the cultural appreciation of roses in Victoria. Maintained largely by volunteers, it serves as an educational and recreational garden displaying heritage and modern rose cultivars and hosting seasonal events and rose-related activities.