Greenaway Reserve is at the former Bulleen Drive-in site in an industrial estate on Bulleen Road. The Reserve has scattered tree cover and a 25 space carpark with access off Greenaway Street.
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Buckingham Reserve is an attractive treed reserve that functions as a small stormwater retarding basin and provides an pedestrian link between Menarra Street and Buckingham Crescent to the nearby Village Avenue Shopping Centre.
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Bellevue Reserve’s main function is biodiversity conservation. The bushland Reserve was created as part of the adjoining subdivision and development of part of the Yarra Valley Water storage area to protect this remnant vegetation.
It is part of the Urban Miscellaneous (Zerbes Reserve, Blackburn Road), Biosite 35 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.
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Thompsons Reserve is a relatively small but prominently located space on the busy corner of Manningham and Thompsons Roads. It visually improves this intersection and is a public transport interchange. There are public/bus company toilets located at this reserve.
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Savernake Reserve connects Savernake Court to the Blackburn Road and associated bus stops. It has a seat and is attractively landscaped.
A ramp and landscaping were constructed at the Saveranke Court end to deal with the steep bank into the Reserve.
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Kimberley Reserve provides a useful pedestrian link for the local community to access Templestowe Road and its associated bus stops and amenities. The Reserve contains a concrete path, a row of deciduous trees and lighting at either end.
The Reserve is part of the informal linear connection of parks from Pleasant Reserve to Birrarung Park via Sheahans Reserve, Morang Reserve, the Kimberley Way footpath and Kimberley Reserve.
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Decontra Reserve is a large and attractive reserve with scattered planted native trees. The nearby pedestrian link from Decontra Close to Pescara Place allows residents the opportunity for an extended walking circuit around the local area.
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Fernlea Reserve provides a quiet tranquil space to enjoy skyline views from and a play space. The garden beds and seating area provides a relaxing space in the reserve and there is plenty of open grassed space for a run around.
Places and spaces
- welcoming entry through landscaping and rock stairway
- grassed open space area for picnics and ball games
- challenging climbing tower for older children and junior play unit with slide, shop and cubby. A swing set and spinner.
- landscaping including logs and rocks for climbing, balancing and nature play opportunities
- garden beds with shrubs and trees
- seating including park benches and rock walls near the playground for resting and socialising
Getting There
By bus
Fernlea Cres/Blackburn Rd bus stop:
Bus route 905 City - The Pines SC via Eastern Fwy & Templestowe
Fernlea Cres/Andersons Creek Rd bus stop:
Bus route 318 City - Deep Creek
Bus route 906 City - Warrandyte via The Pines SC
By car
On street parking available
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Would you like to get involved with your local park with gardening activities, neighbourly events or creative projects? Discover Manningham’s Parks Alive initiative.
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Located on the corner of Wallmah Close and Wood Street, Wallmah Reserve is prominently located, with a group of large Pine trees defining its landscape character. Given the topography and table drain on Wood Street, the accessibility of the Reserve is quite limited.
Ruffey Creek Linear Park is located 100 metres away to the west. Wombat Bend playspace is located 500 metres away to the north-west, while the proposed Swilk Reserve playspace will be located 400 metres away to the south-east.
This reserve has very low priority for further development. Improved accessibility and landscape management are the key actions. A more substantial upgrade may wait until the Pine trees have reached the end of their useful life.
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This steeply sloping reserve is a pedestrian link between Browning Drive and Whitehall Court.
A concrete path winds down the slope from Whitehall Court around an old Pine tree windbreak connecting Larnaca Reserve and nearby primary schools.
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Balmoral Reserve is an attractive reserve providing pedestrian access between Macedon Road and Balmoral Avenue closeby to Macedon Square and Macedon Plaza.
The bright and cheerful play opportunities include two slides, swings, activity panels and rockers.
Suitable age group: 1 to 8 years
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Brackenbury Reserve is a small reserve whose function is mainly as drainage but it also contains buffer habitat linking Fourth Hill and Pound Bend Biosites which are considered to have high value in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.
It is accessible from an informal pedestrian track where Brackenbury Street has been closed to through traffic.
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With its remnant mature indigenous trees, locals love to visit Kerry Anne Reserve North and Kerry Anne Reserve South for its place to play and enjoy with others.
Places and spaces
Kerry Anne Reserve North
- Play equipment such as a swing set and play unit complete with slide and climbing net
- Digger
- Landscaping including logs and rocks for climbing, balancing and nature play opportunities
- Additional trees and retained habitat trees
- Seat and look out picnic table area for resting and socialising
- Granitic gravel entry path and signage
Kerry Anne Reserve South
Kerry Anne Reserve South is 100 metres from Kerry Anne Reserve North. The value of this small reserve lies in the beautiful and circular mature indigenous trees, making it a perfect place to relax, soak in nature and contemplate.
- Bench seat to relax and rest on
- Landscaping including a garden bed with logs, timber steppers and rock features
- Additional canopy trees and retained habitat trees
- Open grassed area retained for informal play opportunities such as playing with a ball
- Granitic gravel entry path and signage.
Getting There
By bus
Birch Rd bus stop: bus route 671 Croydon - Chirnside Park
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Limited on street parking is available
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Larne Reserve is mostly grassed and contains two large remnant Eucalypts.
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Ruffey Lake Park’s Disc Golf Course provides an 18 hole recreational activity in the park. ...
Ruffey Lake Park’s Disc Golf course provides an 18 hole recreational activity in the park.
Disc Golf is a fun recreational activity for people of all ages. The aim of the game is to throw your disc from the tee pad into the basket in the least number of throws. This course has two baskets for each tee, creating 18 unique holes to complete over two laps.
The course commences from the Church Road North picnic area.
Find out more about disc golf on the Melbourne Disc Golf website.
How to play
Safety and courtesy
- Always give other park users the right of way
- Never throw when other players or park users are within range
- Respect the course – put rubbish in bins and keep the park tidy
Start
Each hole begins with a tee-off throw from the tee pad. After everyone has thrown, the player whose disc is furthest form the basket throws next.
New throw
Wherever your disc lands on the fairway is the spot where you must take your next throw towards the basket. Players may take a run up, but you must throw from behind this spot. A follow through is allowed after you release the disc.
Putting
Throws which are less than 10m from the basket requires players to stay behind the spot until the disc comes to rest.
Completion of hole
A hole is completed when your disc comes to rest in the basket catcher or chains. On top of the basket does not count.
Playing in order
When you start each new hole, the player with the lowest score on the previous hole throws first.
Out of bounds
A disc is out of bounds (OB) when it is completely surrounded by the OB area as marked on the tee sign. A one-throw penalty is added to the score and the next throw is taken from the point where the disc went OB. All throws on or over roads and foothpaths are out of bounds.
Download the Udisc app to keep your score, track statistics and discover courses - UDisc - The App for Disc Golfers | UDisc
Borrowing discs
You can borrow discs from the Doncaster Library, just like a book. You can view disc availability via their online library catalogue.
You’ll need your photo ID with a current address to sign up for a library account (you do not have to live in Manningham to open a library account).
You can then borrow the discs for up to three weeks at a time and return them through the after-hours chute if the library is closed when you want to return them.
Doncaster Library: MC Square 687 Doncaster Road, Doncaster
Phone: 9877 8500
Email: don@wml.vic.gov.au
How to get there
You can park the car in Church Road North.
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Ranleigh Reserve facilities include play equipment, Drink fountain, picnic table and more!
Places and spaces
- Seat and table with path access
- Drink fountain
- Picnic table
- Stone and log edge to high side of play space
- Basketball Tower
- Monkey Bar unit
- Swing and junior play unit
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Kathleen Reserve is narrow and provides a path link for local residents to a bus stop on Manningham Road.
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Woolerton Reserve serves a drainage and environmental function with an informal pedestrian connection between Woolerton and Warner Courts. The densely vegetated reserve is located in the Hillcrest Reserve/Chaim Court, Biosite 2 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.
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Aintree Reserve playspace in Doncaster is a fantastic place to bring the kids, with colourful engaging play equipment that will keep them active and entertained.
Facilities include:
- multi-activity play equipment, including monkey bars and a double slide
- triple swing, including basket swing
- access path and picnic table area
- rocks, balancing logs and steppers for nature play
- grassy areas for picnicking and informal play.
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The Grange Reserve has fun new play opportunities catering for 1-8 years. There is also a cricket pitch and wicket, basketball, netball and plenty of space to run around and explore, especially around the old oak trees.
Places and spaces
- Basketball ring
- Netball ring
- Cricket pitch
- Drink fountain
- Picnic table
Suitable age group: All ages
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