Oakland Reserve is a relatively large reserve (0.5 Hectares) that also provides a pedestrian thoroughfare from Oakland Drive to Warrandyte High School and should be retained for this purpose.  Local residents in the surrounding low density residential area also access the school oval through this Reserve for out of school hour’s recreation purposes. 

Continuing the existing path to the school boundary gate, in consultation with the school, will better serve the Reserve’s purpose, especially in wet weather.  A natural drainage line, containing a Council drain, runs parallel with the existing path across the site.  The north-west corner of the Reserve is also located on the periphery of the Naughton Avenue, Biosite 15, with some remnant vegetation along the boundary fence.  There is scope for revegetation of parts of the Reserve to enhance the value of the Biosite consistent with Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.

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A quiet park suitable for very young children that includes a giant snake for crawling or walking along, totem poles to explore, a rocker and a slide.

Suitable age group (indicative): 2 to 6 years

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Clematis Reserve is a relatively large grassed Reserve.  Access from Glamis Street to the Mullum Mullum Creek Linear Park is nearby.

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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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Green Gully Linear Park is a popular linear park for local residents. It is located along a pleasant open grassed gully formed from a drainage line which leads ultimately to the Yarra River. It provides for a range of recreational facilities and features a wetland system, playground, picnic facilities and pedestrian and cycle path, as well as significant remnant vegetation. It extends from Heidelberg-Warrandyte Road across Porter Street to Reynolds Road, where it links to Jenkins Playspace via a pedestrian underpass.

Places and spaces

• Bicycle and pedestrian path
• Play equipment
• Exercise equipment
• Wetland and bush areas
• Jenkins Playground
• Bronte Playground
• Hollywood Playground

Path Length

1.4 km (sealed)

Bring your dog

Off lead reserve, except within 15 metres of a playground, BBQ area or where a sporting event is in progress

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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

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

Facilities for hire

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

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Yanggai Barring Linear Park is an area of remnant bushland (Andersons Creek/Colman Park, Biosite 27) surrounded by a low density residential neighbourhood.

Dogs are prohibited from all areas except the main walking trail.

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Harris Gully Reserve is a small linear park alongside Harris Gully Road that is a tributary of Andersons Creek.  It contains remnant vegetation and its main functions are conservation and drainage.  

A concept plan included recommendations for weed management, revegetation and new fencing.

Local residents have been encouraging natural regeneration and undertaking weed management for nearly 30 years. The reserve has an informal path beside Harris Gully Road that provides safe pedestrian access to students of Andersons Creek Primary School and is part of the horse route along Harris Gully Road connecting Reynolds Road to Gold Memorial Road.

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Valley Reserve is a relatively small, steep reserve that lies on the perimeter of the Grandview Road. The long and narrow (15 metres) reserve has thick indigenous vegetation and provides a drainage function.

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Tindals Wildflower Reserve is a special remnant of significant bushland featuring native orchids. Council will preserve the natural habitat and biodiversity to ensure the long term integrity of the area is protected.

The reserve has value and provides interest to plant specialty groups, photographers, naturalists, artists and the general public for nature appreciation and environmental education, and is used in research projects on flora.

Places and spaces

• Wildflowers
• Bushland

Please don't bring your dog

The reserve is a designated dog and cat prohibited area due to the ecological values, including the fenced area of Diane Court Bushland.

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