Maintained by volunteers, Nangawooka is a 2 hectare reserve north of Victor Harbor on the corner of Waterport Rd and the Adelaide - Victor Harbor Rd. 
It was started in 1982 and the first plantings occurred in 1983. The plantings range from WA species at the Northern end of the reserve to a mix of general native species in the centre and species specific to the Fleurieu Peninsula nearer the Southern entrance. Flowering starts in mid-winter and is at its peak in early Spring. There is still a good display right through into late Summer. Most of the plants are named.

Volunteer working bees are scheduled for Monday mornings from 9am-11am.
All welcome.