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Hertford Reserve
… Hertford Reserve is a large (1.4 hectares) and well located Reserve with a number of entries. There are both primary and secondary schools nearby and the reserve provides valuable recreation opportunities …

Hertford Reserve is a large (1.4 hectares) and well located Reserve with a number of entries. There are both primary and secondary schools nearby and the reserve provides valuable recreation opportunities for many local residents.  

Places and spaces

Hertford Reserve playground was upgraded in 2017 and play opportunities include a spring rocker 'car' and crocodile for the younger kids and traditional elements including swings, double slide, climbing challenges and monkey bar. There is also a basketball ring and netball ring for the older kids.

Suitable age group: all ages

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The Pines Reserve
… centre, this reserve accommodates a range of recreation and play opportunities for local residents and visitors to the shopping centre. The Pines Community and Activity Centre is in the reserve and houses Manningham …

Next to The Pines shopping centre, this reserve accommodates a range of recreation and play opportunities for local residents and visitors to the shopping centre. The Pines Community and Activity Centre is in the reserve and houses Manningham U3A and The Pines Learning and Activity Centre.

The Reserve's highlight is its playspace, which includes fitness equipment designed by a physiotherapist specifically to improve the strength, mobility and agility of older adults or those recovering from injury or illness. Watch the video to learn more about the exercise equipment. There are also clear instructions on site to assist people through the exercises.

 

Places and spaces

  • Playground
  • Exercise equipment for older adults and those rehabilitating from injury or illness
  • Shared pedestrian and bicycle pathway
  • The Pines Learning and Activity Centre
  • Manningham U3A
  • Deep Creek Childcare and Kindergarten.

 

The Pines Reserve playground and exercise equipment

The playground caters for all ages, including older adults, with specialised exercise equipment designed to increase strength, flexibility, balance and fitness. The exercise equipment doubles as play equipment for young children and is ideal for parents and grandparents who want to exercise while their children enjoy the playground. 

Suitable age group: All ages

 

Pedestrian links

  • Deloraine Close
  • Ashton Rise
  • Johns Grove
  • Monomeath Close.

 

Public transport

Public transport is readily available at The Pines shopping centre at the Reynolds Road entrance.

 

Car parking

Parking is available at The Pines Learning and Activity Centre from Blackburn Road. This includes four disabled parking spaces.

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Zerbes Reserve
… is an important community recreation reserve with football and cricket clubs, scout and guide activities, and great opportunities for walking, exercising, playground, …

Zerbes Reserve is an important community recreation reserve with football and cricket clubs, scout and guide activities, and great opportunities for walking, exercising, playground, social gatherings, connecting with nature and simply relaxing.

The opportunities offered at the Reserve cater for all age groups.

Places and spaces

  • Avenue of Honour (Saxonwood Drive) and Lone Pine tree memorial
  • Guide hall
  • Scout hall
  • Playground with nature play area (Suitable age group: 1 to 8 years)
  • Sportsground for football and cricket
  • Barbecue and picnic tables
  • Toilets
  • Walking and cycling paths including a circuit path around the sportsground
  • Areas of open space with significant indigenous vegetation 
  • Off street carparking

Pedestrian links

  • Hertford Road
  • Taunton Street
  • Nedlands Court
  • Saxonwood Drive
  • Blackburn Road

Sports clubs and community groups

  • Beverley Hills Junior Football Club
  • Doncaster East Football Club
  • East Doncaster Cricket Club
  • East Doncaster Girl Guides
  • Manningham District Scouts
  • 3rd Doncaster East Scout Group

Facilities for hire

Zerbes Reserve offers football ground and cricket pitch hire.
Contact us for booking and fee information. 

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Maxia Reserve
… Beverley Hills Primary School. The reserve contains a fun and colourful playground which the adjacent primary school …

Maxia Reserve provides a pedestrian link from local streets into Beverley Hills Primary School.

The reserve contains a fun and colourful playground with:

  • a combination unit with slides, monkey bars, climbing cube and balancing beam
  • four-person rocker
  • single rocker
  • spinner
  • swing set
  • new concrete pad and picnic table
  • new bench seat
  • new trees and small garden beds and mudstone rocks and timber logs.  

Suitable age group: 2 to 8 years

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Park Orchards Reserve
… Park Orchards Reserve is 1.6 hectares and provides a range of community and sporting facilities, including a one court indoor stadium, community house, tennis courts and a playspace installed in 2010.  Park Road Park Orchards …

Park Orchards Reserve is 1.6 hectares and provides a range of community and sporting facilities, including a one court indoor stadium, community house, tennis courts and a playspace installed in 2010. 

The reserve is on Crown Land but managed by Manningham Council as Committee of Management.  The stadium is also located on Crown Land which forms part of Manningham’s open space network and there is a joint usage agreement between the Education Department and Council that enables both school and community usage. 

The reserve is well developed and a central hub to the Park Orchards residential community. It is in close proximity to the local Maternal and Child Health Centre, pre-school, primary school and local shopping centre.

Given its high level of use, the reserve needs to remain accessible to local residents by foot, bicycle or bus.
 

Places and spaces

  • Basketball Centre
  • Park Orchards Community House
  • Park Orchards Tennis Club
  • Park Orchards Children's Service Centre
  • Park Orchards Pre-school
  • Playground
     

Park Orchards reserve playspace

The small playspace located on Granard Avenue is well used after school by the primary school families. The playground is fenced from the road and set amongst some trees. 

Suitable age group: 2 to 6 years

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Currawong Bush Park
… around the trails in the bush. Landscapers, sculptors and artists have helped create a natural play space for kids …

This is a great place for kids to explore and immerse themselves in the outside world.

Discover the sculptures dotted around the trails in the bush. Landscapers, sculptors and artists have helped create a natural play space for kids to explore at Currawong Bush Park. Can you spot the kangaroo? Play in the woven cubby, curl up in the giant nest or count the ants the echidna is about to eat.

See if you can spot the native birds, lizards and frogs on your adventure, or maybe you will be lucky enough to catch sight of a  wombat, or koala. 

Stay for a bite to eat and enjoy a picnic in the bush, or cook up a feast using the onsite barbecue.

Places and spaces

There are many tracks around the park to explore on foot. Our self-guided walks will familiarise you with different areas such as the scar tree and the billabong:

  • All Manna of Gums Walking Guide – Takes you along the Mullum Mullum Creek via the Mullum Mullum Trail and Currawong Bush Park
  • Currawong Bush Park Walks are a series of eight walks, each focusing on different aspects of the reserve. All of these walks start and finish at Currawong bush Park. Downloading the audio guides will enhance your Currawong experience
  • Mullum Mullum Trail is popular with nature loving cyclists and walkers. The trail runs on the other side of the Mullum Mullum Creek and is connected to Currawong Bush Park with a pedestrian bridge just north of Reynolds Road.
  • Conference Centre available for hire for your next functions, meetings or seminars

Getting there and car parking

You can park your car at one of the two carparks from the Reynolds Road entrance.

  • The first carpark is at the top of the driveway and is closest to the conference centre.
  • The second carpark is closer to the park, you will find the carpark further along the road.

Walk to the park and enjoy the surroundings. Cross the pedestrian bridge near the Mullum Mullum Trail north of Reynolds Road. This track forms part of a 4.5 kilometer circuit walk through the park or for a shortcut, take the driveway to the central area.

Take the bike and use the pedestrian bridge from the Mullum Mullum Trail and the vehicle track from Arnold Drive. To protect the park and animals that live here, you can only use bikes on vehicle tracks.

Please also check the weather before arriving, the park will be closed on total fire bans days.

Please don't bring your dog

Dogs are not allowed at Currawong Bush Park because it is a protected habitat.

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Fire safety at Currawong Bush Park

All Manningham reserves are closed on days of total fire ban, or higher extreme or catastrophic Fire Danger Rating. Visiting a reserve on these days places you at risk and potentially in danger.

To check the current Fire Danger Rating or find out if it’s a total fire ban day, go to the CFA website. 

CFA's Fire Danger Rating scale, a half circle comprised of four coloured wedges titled moderate, high, extreme and catastrophic

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Please let us know if you notice anything unsafe, like a broken tree branch or damaged playground.   

What we do to reduce fire risk at Currawong Bush Park

Finer fuels such as leaf litter, tree branches and twigs raise the level of risk within reserves. Large fallen trees require a much higher level of heat to burn and provide habitats for native wildlife.

Here are some actions we take throughout the year to reduce the fire risk at this reserve:

  • create and maintain fuel breaks within the reserve
  • maintain grass heights with slashing, brush cutting and tractors year round
  • remove fine fuels such as loose and fallen branches
  • annual inspection and maintenance of Fire Access Tracks, to ensure emergency service vehicles can access the reserve
  • inspect access points, gates and locks

We manage 20 per cent of the land in Manningham, but the other 66 per cent is privately owned. Visit the CFA website for information on how to prepare your private property for fire.

Safer Together

Watch the video below to learn more about:

  • different types of vegetation
  • how a fire may behave within the reserve
  • how to prepare for a fire

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Deep Creek Reserve
… Dragons, this is the only baseball facility in Manningham and the club caters to a wide regional catchment that extends …

Deep Creek Reserve is a baseball facility located next to the Mullum Mullum Creek Linear Park. Home to the Doncaster Dragons, this is the only baseball facility in Manningham and the club caters to a wide regional catchment that extends beyond Manningham. A section of the Mullum Mullum shared trail has been constructed between the baseball field and the creek.

 

Places and spaces

  • Doncaster Baseball Club
  • modern change rooms, including umpire's change room
  • storage amenities
  • a function space 
  • a kiosk
  • two dug outs
  • spectator seating 
  • access to the Mullum Mullum Trail.

All public amenities comply with Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) requirements and meet Baseball Australia Club Facility Resource Guide and Regulations for New Baseball Fields, and Sport and Recreation Victoria's Design for Everyone Guide.

 

Facilities for hire

Deep Creek Reserve offers baseball and softball pitch hire.

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Deep Creek Reserve pavilion upgrade

The upgrade to Deep Creek Reserve Pavilion is an exciting project that we are undertaking in partnership with the Victorian Government and the Doncaster Baseball Club.

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Morna Reserve
… Reserve is a local reserve with a playspace, picnic area and plenty of open space. 26 Morna Road Doncaster East VIC …

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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Arthur John Upton Reserve
… has access between Hartley Road, Upton Court, Vine Court and Inverbervie Court (through to Wonga Park Reserve) and contains three old farm dams, a pine plantation and open grassland area.  Hartley Road Wonga Park VIC 3115 …

This large Reserve (2.2 hectares) has access between Hartley Road, Upton Court, Vine Court and Inverbervie Court (through to Wonga Park Reserve) and contains three old farm dams, a pine plantation and open grassland area. 

As well providing a great walking circuit Arthur John Upton Reserve also provides habitat for wildlife and other informal recreation opportunities such as bird watching and nature appreciation. 

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Aloha Reserve

Aloha Reserve comprises most of the Urban Miscellaneous (Reynolds Road), Biosite 35 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.  ...

Aloha Reserve comprises most of the Urban Miscellaneous (Reynolds Road), Biosite 35 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.  The large local park 7340m2 (0.75 ha) runs along a drainage line and is well established with mature, remnant vegetation.  

The Reserve connects Reynolds Road to Aloha Gardens but due to lack of footpaths or bus stops along this section of Reynolds Road, there is little pedestrian traffic through the Reserve.  This steep site should be managed primarily as a conservation site. Consideration could be given to seating.

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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. Gaudion Road Doncaster East VIC 3109 …

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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Stintons Reserve
… Stintons Reserve provides valuable sporting and recreation facilities for cricket, football, BMX,  picnic and barbecue area. A great place to have some fun!  39-49 …

Stintons Reserve provides valuable sporting and recreation facilities for cricket, football and BMX. It also has a picnic and barbecue area and is a great place to have some fun!

 

Places and spaces

  • greyhound slipping track
  • BMX facility
  • football and cricket oval
  • electric barbecues, picnic shelter and tables
  • carpark.
     

Stintons Reserve BMX

Suitable age group: 4 years plus

This BMX facility is home to Park Orchards BMX Club but is also available to the public for use outside club operation hours.

BMX racing is a type of off-road bicycle racing which was derived from motocross racing. The BMX facility is a purpose-built off-road single-lap race track with a starting gate for up to eight racers, and a dirt race course made of various jumps. The course is designed to help riders maintain speed. BMX riding is heaps of fun.
 

Facilities for hire

Stintons Reserve offers football ground and cricket pitch hire.

Contact us for bookings and fees.

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Stintons Reserve Masterplan

We are drafting a masterplan for Stintons Reserve that will guide future use, upgrades, and investments to meet the needs of our changing and growing community.

The masterplan will help us to identify opportunities, challenges, and limitations at the Reserve. It will provide guidance for the development of amenities in the future.

Stintons Reserve currently accommodates a wide range of user groups with varying needs.

Groups include: 

  • Park Orchards BMX Club
  • Park Orchards Cricket Club
  • Park Orchards Senior Football and Netball Club
  • Park Orchards Junior Football Club
  • Doncaster Baseball Club
  • Warrandyte Cricket Club
  • Manningham Greyhound Slipping Track.

Have your say

We would value your input. 

Find out how you can provide feedback at Stintons Reserve Masterplan on YourSay Manningham.

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Koonung Park
… function in Manningham’s open space network as a sporting and recreation facility. The Reserve contains a sportsground, … playground (2-8 years), toilets, treed open space and a hall for hire (Koonarra Hall). Corner Furneaux Grove and Balwyn Road Bulleen VIC 3105 Australia … Koonung Park …

Koonung Park provides an important function in Manningham’s open space network as a sporting and recreation facility. The Reserve contains a sportsground, community tennis courts, exercise equipment, playground (2-8 years), toilets, treed open space and a hall for hire (Koonarra Hall).

Koonung Park adds to the ‘green’ buffer between the Eastern Freeway and residential area and the Red River Gums in the south-west corner are an important element. The Reserve is accessible from the adjacent Koonung Creek Linear Park, nearby bus stops, early childhood learning centre and the local street network.
 

Places and spaces

  • Sportsground - football and cricket (turf wicket)
  • Community tennis courts free to the public
  • Koonarra Hall (available for hire)
  • Toilets
  • Barbecue
  • Off street carpark
  • Bulleen Cricket Club
  • Bulleen Cobras Football Club
  • Playground
  • Exercise equipment
  • Drink fountain
  • Access to Koonung Creek Linear Park (shared trail)
     

Koonung Park playground

This playground offers play opportunities for all ages, in a lovely park setting under some large gum trees. Bring a footy along as well to test your skills on the handball game. The playground is very close to the Koonung Creek Linear Trail, offering a great excuse to extend your park visit with a walk or bike ride.

Suitable age group: 2-10 years
 

Exercise equipment

Exercising at your local park is a great way to improve health and wellbeing. Koonung Park is one of three reserves in Manningham to have exercise equipment installed as part of a grant from the State Government's 2015 Community Facility Funding Program. The exercise and stretching equipment suitable for adults includes a sit up bench, power bike, cross trainer, free runner, push up bars and a body flexor.
 

Community tennis courts

There are three community tennis courts that are free for the public for recreation use. No bookings are required but please observe the following rules:

  • Please apply a 30 minute rotation when people are waiting to use a court
  • Professional tennis coaching is not permitted. Penalties apply.

 

Public transport

There are various bus routes along nearby Thompsons Road, Bulleen. These include bus routes; 200, 905, 305, 203, 205, 280. 

Facilities for hire

Koonung Park offers football ground and cricket pitch hire.
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Doncaster Reserve
… Doncaster Reserve provides important community sporting and recreation facilities and acts as a ‘backyard’ and superb pocket of open space for nearby and visiting …

Doncaster Reserve provides important community sporting and recreation facilities and acts as a ‘backyard’ and superb pocket of open space for nearby and visiting residents to enjoy.

Places and spaces

  • Football - Doncaster Junior Football Club, Beverly Hills Junior Football Club, Yarra Valley Old Boys Football Club
  • Cricket - Doncaster Cricket Club
  • Playground
  • Exercise equipment
  • Urban plaza
  • Doncaster RSL
  • Doncaster Leeds Street Sports Centre - Doncaster Youth Netball Club, Doncaster Basketball Club, Doncaster District Community Youth Club
     

Doncaster Reserve playground

This playspace has many fun play opportunities. Adjacent to the playground is some exercise equipment (and instructions) for adults which is perfect to meet up with friends and keep fit.

There are bus routes nearby on Doncaster Road or easy carparking on site.
 

Doncaster Reserve urban plaza

With outdoor lounge style seating, seating walls, picnic table and eye catching steel art panels, the area is one to rest your legs and bask in some sunlight. Doncaster Secondary College students have worked alongside an artist to produce custom panels to offset this space and tie in with the Oak trees, which provide shade and character.

This urban oasis is the first of five plaza spaces to be implemented as a recommendation of the Open Space Strategy 2014, and has seen this unused area near the Doncaster Road entrance, transformed into a space that is inviting and safe.
 

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Doncaster Reserve offers football ground and cricket pitch hire options.
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St Clems Reserve
… along a drainage line from the corner of Tunstall Road and Maggs Street to Grevillea Road. A walking/cycling trail has recently been completed and some play equipment installed. St Clems Road Doncaster …

St Clems Reserve extends along a drainage line from the corner of Tunstall Road and Maggs Street to Grevillea Road.

A walking/cycling trail has recently been completed and some play equipment installed.

The reserve is large (almost three hectares) and is accessible to a large portion of the population to the east of the precinct. It provides a thoroughfare from the north east of the precinct to the south east for pedestrians, joggers and cyclists and a link to the Koonung Creek Linear Park.

Bright and colourful play opportunities in a shady setting. It’s a perfect park to walk from home and have a picnic. Don’t forget to bring a ball. 

Suitable age group: 1 to 8 years

Places and spaces

  • Walking path
  • Playground

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Ruffey Lake Park Disc Golf

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. ­­
 

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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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Colman Park
… sporting facilities for tennis, football, cricket and horse riding in a bushland setting with informal recreation opportunities and significant vegetation. Croydon Road Warrandyte South VIC …

Colman Park provides important sporting facilities for tennis, football, cricket and horse riding in a bushland setting with informal recreation opportunities and significant vegetation.

Places and spaces

  • Horse riding ménages
  • Sportsground for football and cricket
  • Tennis
  • Playground
  • Barbecue
  • Public toilets
  • Bushland
  • Views

Clubs

  • Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club
  • South Warrandyte Cricket Club
  • Warrandyte Tennis Club (South Warrandyte annexe)
  • Wyena Horse and Pony Club

Bring your dog

Dogs can be off lead except within 15 metres of a playground, barbecue or sporting event

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Colman Park offers a football ground and cricket pitch available for hire. 

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Wombat Bend Playground
… at the all abilities Wombat Bend. Enjoy community art and sculptures, sensory play activities, an amphitheatre and a native forest walk.  Duncan Road Templestowe VIC 3109 …

Ignite your imagination at the all abilities Wombat Bend. Enjoy community art and sculptures, sensory play activities, an amphitheatre and a native forest walk. You’ll love exploring the large mosaic titled ‘The Circle of Friends’ and navigating the maze panels. Or try building your own cubby house from bush materials in the nature play area (east of the playground). With a fully fenced playground, children can run wild along pathways and the native forest walk.

Pack a picnic and relax by the Yarra - or cook a meal on the onsite barbecues. There are also toilets and drinking fountains onsite.

Wombat Bend is great for children, families and people who are young at heart.

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Our playground includes:

  • swings
  • maze
  • monkey bars
  • slides
  • flying fox
  • sand play
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One Tree Hill Reserve
… Berrima Reserve) links Berrima Road with One Tree Hill and provides pleasant parkland for the surrounding area. The … function with wooden sculptures hidden amongst the trees and bushland around the hilltop.  One Tree Hill Road Donvale …

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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Wonga Park Reserve
… Wonga Park Reserve is the hub of the local community and comprises 7.7 hectares of open space. The reserve caters to sporting competition and recreation activities including cricket, netball, tennis, walking and jogging, BMX, playground, barbecues, picnics and …

Wonga Park Reserve is the hub of the local community and comprises 7.7 hectares of open space. The reserve caters to sporting competition and recreation activities including cricket, netball, tennis, walking and jogging, BMX, playground, barbecues, picnics and connecting with nature.

Places and spaces

  • Soccer field
  • Cricket pitch
  • Bushland areas
  • Wonga Park Community Centre
  • Community hall
  • Car parking
  • Public toilets
  • Two outdoor netball courts
  • Tennis courts and club house
  • BMX track
  • Three playgrounds
  • Two barbecues

Enter from either the community centre on Old Yarra Road or Launders Ave, Wonga Park.

Playground

There are three playgrounds at Wonga Park Reserve.

The playground between the tennis courts and community hall caters for children aged one to seven years, with a junior play unit.

The playground overlooking the main sportsground and next to the barbecues is more challenging with fun climbing, swinging and balancing opportunities.

The Gooligulch playground is based on the  Graeme Base book My Grandma Lived in Gooligulch. This playground allows children to ride kangaroos, befriend wombats, emus and other characters under the watchful eye of Grandma.

BMX track

This popular facility provides a place for young people to come together and improve their BMX skills on a dirt bike track. Three jump circuits of varying skill levels are provided and jumps should not be modified to exceed 1.5 metres.

  • Beginners between 0.3 - 0.7 metres
  • Intermediate between 0.5 - 1.0 metres
  • Advanced between 1.0 - 1.5 metres

Sports clubs & community groups

  • Burch Memorial Pre-school
  • Wonga Park Community Cottage
  • Wonga Park Cricket Club
  • Wonga Park Netball Club
  • Wonga Park Playgroup
  • Wonga Park Tennis Club
  • Wonga Park Wizards Junior Football Club (soccer)

Bring your dog

This is an off lead reserve where dogs may be unrestrained provided that the dog is under effective control and not within 15 metres of the playground, barbecue or a sporting event.

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Wonga Park Reserve offers soccer and cricket pitch hire.
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