Following recognition of its important conservation values, the Victorian Government purchased the former military area from the Commonwealth Government in 1982 and it was proclaimed as the Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve in December 1985.
Things to see and do
* This area is ideal for quiet recreation activities such as walking, nature study and photography
* The walking tracks allow you to see a wide variety of plants and animals
* The reservoir and the site of the old military camp are pleasant places to rest
* There is a network of tracks which allows visitors to walk to most features of the reserve.
In keeping with the primary objective of protecting the reserve's conservation values, public facilities such as toilets, barbecues and picnic tables are not provided.
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