Mornington Peninsula National Park

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Mornington Peninsula National Park is a coastal protected area in Victoria, Australia, known for its rugged ocean beaches, scenic cliffs, and diverse wildlife.

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Mornington Peninsula National Park canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal park
national park
activity bushwalking
fishing
nature photography
picnicking
surfing
adjacentTo Bass Strait
Port Phillip
contains Bushrangers Bay
Cape Schanck
Fingal Beach
Gunnamatta Beach
London Bridge rock formation
Portsea Ocean Beach
linked to: Portsea Back Beach

Sorrento Ocean Beach
St Andrews Beach
country Australia
ecosystemType coastal heath
wetlands
woodland
hasFeature coastal heathland
lookouts
rock platforms
rugged ocean beaches
sand dunes
scenic cliffs
surf beaches
walking tracks
wildlife habitat
hasRegulation camping restricted to designated areas or not permitted in most sections
dogs prohibited on most beaches
hasWildlife echidnas
kangaroos
marine invertebrates
reptiles
seabirds
wallabies
IUCNCategory II
knownFor birdwatching
coastal scenery
hiking
rock fishing
surfing
locatedIn Mornington Peninsula
managingAuthority Parks Victoria
nearestCity Melbourne
state Victoria

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Mornington Peninsula hasAttraction Mornington Peninsula National Park
Western Port hasAdjacentProtectedArea Mornington Peninsula National Park
Cape Schanck Lighthouse locatedInProtectedArea Mornington Peninsula National Park
Bunurong people associatedPlace Mornington Peninsula National Park