Mortlake - Tea Tree Lake Reserve

Tea Tree Lake Reserve is an attractive parkland and lake in the centre of Mortlake, providing a peaceful place for fishing, walking, birdwatching, picnicking and relaxing.

Idyllic lawns and mature trees surround Tea Tree Lake, with a historic rotunda and summerhouse adding to the character of the reserve. A pier extends over the lake and provides a convenient spot for fishing.

The lake contains fish and yabbies and is a popular place to cast a line. More than 100 species of birds have been recorded around the lake and surrounding parkland, making the reserve a particularly good location for birdwatching.

Paths through the reserve provide opportunities for a leisurely stroll, while outdoor exercise equipment provides another way to get active.

Tea Tree Lake also forms a stop on the Mortlake Heritage Trail. Mortlake Caravan Park is located within the reserve precinct.

Facilities include:

Fishing pier
Historic rotunda
Summerhouse
Public toilets
Car parking
Outdoor exercise equipment
Walking paths
Open grassed areas

Fishing:

Fishing is permitted in Tea Tree Lake. The lake contains fish and yabbies and fishing is available from the pier and banks.

A Victorian recreational fishing licence may be required.

Birdwatching:

Tea Tree Lake and its surrounding parkland provide habitat for a diverse range of wildlife. More than 100 bird species have been recorded in the area.