Editing Lake Eildon National Park (section)

==Flora and Fauna==
[[File:A small stream leading in Station Creek Fraser Block Lake Eildon National Park 2022.jpg|right|thumb|A small stream leading into Station Creek, typical of the environment in the Fraser Block.]]
The park's vegetation is generally dry, open eucalypt forest with areas of riparian forest and montane forest. Main eucalypt species are stringybarks, peppermints, Red Box and Candlebark with areas of Mountain Ash and Blue Gum.

The park's known native fauna includes 34 species of mammals, 89 birds, 17 reptiles, 10 amphibians, and three freshwater fish. Threatened fauna recorded in the park include the Brush-tailed Phascogale and Spotted Tree-Frog.  Eastern Grey Kangaroos are very common in the park's camping places

After being hunted to extinction for their skins, in 1967 25 Koalas were reintroduced to the park from Phillip Island and released in the Devils Cove area.<ref name="The History of Fraser National Park by Ron Turner">{{cite book | title=The History of Fraser National Park | author=Ron Turner | date=2011}}</ref>

Sambar Deer are also found throughout the park.