One Tree Hill Reserve (formerly Berrima Reserve) links Berrima Road with One Tree Hill and provides pleasant parkland for the surrounding area. The Reserve has a non traditional play function with wooden sculptures hidden amongst the trees and bushland around the hilltop. 

The sculptures were installed in 1999 and while these are aging and in some instances have been broken, they remain sympathetic to the character of the Reserve. The sculptures along with the views, provide a reason for people to visit the Reserve and explore the natural environment.

The Reserve is well used and loved by locals, mainly for exercise, dog walking and relaxing. The Reserve offers a high vantage point which is popular with local residents to watch sunsets.

One Tree Hill Reserve is two hectares in size, contains remnant vegetation and forms part of McIntyre Road, Biosite 19. The vegetation is considered very high priority in our Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012. Future management of the Reserve will reflect this.

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Kerry reserve is a local reserve with a playspace, picnic area and ball court. 

The reserve features a:

• playground with swings, a cubby, carousel and rockers
• ball court for basketball and netball
• picnic area and seating 

Getting there

Kerry Reserve is located on quiet Kerry Court. 

There is also a bus stop for the 279, 295 and 318 a short walk away, outside 18 Victoria Street.
 

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McKenzie Reserve Playground provides good accessibility with a circuit path around the playspace. Fun activities include junior unit with a slide, monkey bar, spinner, swings, see-saw, rocker and stepping stones.

Suitable age group: 1 to 7 years

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Butterfly Reserve is a small reserve with three playspaces within 300 metres of the Reserve.

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Children can have fun on the swings, spinner and combination unit. Enjoy the views or roll down the steep hill. St. Denys Reserve is close to Wonga Park shopping strip with an informal pedestrian link between St. Denys Crescent and Yarra Road, via the adjacent church property.

Suitable age group: 3-8 years

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Morna Reserve is a local reserve with a playspace, picnic area and plenty of open space.

The reserve features:

• multi-age play unit
• double swing set
• two spring rockers
• picnic area and seating 
• drinking fountain
   

Getting there

Morna Reserve is close to Devon Plaza Shopping Centre.

It is located between Morna Road and Roger Street, with pedestrian access via either of the streets. 

There is also a bus stop for the 901 and 906 outside 89 Blackburn Road.
 

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The canopy trees and park seat have transformed Huntingfield Reserve into an attractive and practical green space. 

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This park is relatively undeveloped with a drinking fountain and a cricket pitch. There is a playground located across the road in Whistlewood Reserve.

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Leawarra Reserve is a small attractive corner reserve with landscaping, basketball half court with four square markings and play equipment. 

Suitable age group: All ages

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Carisbrook Reserve is located next door to Donburn Primary School and has a swing set under the shade of large Eucalypt trees.

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Gaudion Reserve is a small reserve with trees planted along the street and in the Reserve in 2012 which will soon improve aesthetics and provide shade.

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Geyde Reserve is small but contains some significant local native trees on the rear driveway entrance that add to the visual appeal of the reserve.

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Landscape Reserve is large and offers many recreation opportunities for people of all ages.  

Places and spaces

• Playground
• Fitness equipment
• Walking paths

Playground

Landscape Reserve has a great playspace to keep the whole family active. It caters to children of all ages and play opportunities include a senior play unit with giant slide, large basket swing, musical tyres in a dry creek bed, four-seater seesaw, stepping stones and reeds, skateboard rocker and swings. 

Exercise equipment

There are four stations of exercise equipment located alongside a path that can be included as part of your walking or jogging circuit around Landscape Reserve.  As well as various stretches, the exercise stations are designed for sit ups, balance, dips, push up and chin ups.  They provide a great opportunity to exercise and get fit outdoors for free.

Public Transport

Bus routes 282, 305 and 318 stop on Andersons Creek Road stop at Serppells Road. A 500 metre walk down Serpells Road will take you straight to the playground.

Bring your dog

Dogs are allowed off lead except within 15 metres of a playground, barbecue or sporting event. 

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Catering mainly for young children, Dryden Reserve playground features a junior unit with slide, rocker, swings and a monkey bar for the older children.

Located on the corner of Ascot Street, East Doncaster Secondary College is located next door.

Suitable age group: 1 to 8 years.

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