Look out across the vast expanse of Lillydale Lake! It’s a breathtaking sight, isn’t it? The lake is a man-made marvel. It was built in the late 1980s to prevent future floods and provide a place for recreation. And it’s certainly done just that, hasn’t it? The lake is 28 hectares and sits within a 100 hectare parkland. The sight from here, Lillydale Lake Lookout, takes in the whole park, with its beautiful wetlands, sandy beaches, and a harbor. It covers 28 hectares with a 440-meter long dam wall. A playground, BBQ shelters, picnic areas, and a network of walking tracks wind their way through the park. There are even two areas where dogs can exercise off leash. Lillydale Lake Lookout offers panoramic views across the water to Mt Dandenong and the surrounding Dandenong Ranges. If you look carefully, you can even see the ruins of Cashin’s flour mill, built in the 1850s, at the northern end of the dam wall. This is a perfect spot to rest your legs and enjoy the amazing view after a long walk or bike ride. It’s truly a charming spot, perfect for a picnic or a leisurely stroll.
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