Discover Parks

Bremervale Park in Raceview is a spacious, family-friendly park featuring a large playground and fun water features that the kids will love. It offers well-maintained walking paths perfect for a peaceful arvo walk or bird watching, with a charming lagoon home to turtles adding a touch of nature’s magic. While the park is quiet and never too crowded, seating is limited and toilets are scarce, so pack accordingly. Ideal for families looking for a relaxed outdoor spot where kids can run wild and pa

Buninyong Fenced Dog Park (James Reserve) offers a secure, fenced space perfect for dog owners wanting a quiet spot for their pets to run free. While smaller than other Ballarat dog parks, it’s clean and less crowded, making it ideal for a peaceful outing with your furry mate. Adjacent to an on-lead walking area, it provides a nice combo for active pups and their owners. Facilities are basic — no toilets or tap water — so pack accordingly. This park suits families and dog lovers after a low-key,

Bushlark Park in Eli Waters offers a small but pleasant playground nestled in open paddock space, making it a nice spot for families with young kids. Visitors enjoy the peaceful vibe and open areas perfect for a relaxed arvo. While the playground is modest, it suits little ones well. The park’s natural setting invites gentle strolls and quiet moments, though some shade trees would be a bonza addition for sunnier days. Ideal for parents looking for a simple, calm spot to let the kids play and unw

Captain Cook Park in Ballina offers families a lovely riverside spot featuring a good playground for the young ones and stunning views of the river. It’s also a prime spot for whale watching tours, making it a great place for nature lovers and families alike. Perfect for an easy arvo outing, this park combines kid-friendly play areas with beautiful natural scenery, ideal for locals and visitors wanting a relaxed day by the water.

Carpentaria Park in Durack offers a simple, peaceful green space perfect for families looking to unwind outdoors. While reviews are limited, the park is noted for its nice green area, making it a suitable spot for casual play, picnics, or relaxing walks. Ideal for locals wanting a quiet patch of nature without the hustle and bustle, this park suits those after a low-key outdoor escape with kids or mates.

Centenary Park in Campbelltown is a peaceful local park perfect for families looking to unwind and enjoy some quality outdoor time. The park offers lovely views to the north and west, making it a great spot for watching sunsets or fireworks. It’s popular with dog owners, so keep an eye on the little ones around off-leash dogs. Ideal for a relaxed lunch or a casual play session with the kids, this park provides a calm, friendly environment for locals and visitors alike.

Central Park in Bowral offers a peaceful green space centred around a large gazebo, making it a nice spot for families to gather and relax. While seating is limited mainly to the gazebo itself, the park’s quiet atmosphere suits those after a low-key outdoor arvo. Perfect for a brekkie picnic or a calm playtime, it’s a simple park best for families who don’t mind bringing their own seating. The lack of extensive facilities means it’s more about enjoying the fresh air and greenery than active play

Chapman Park in McLaren Vale is a small, laid-back park ideal for families and dog owners looking for a quiet spot to relax. The park offers a fenced playground, picnic tables, BBQ facilities, and clean public toilets. It’s a popular stop for cyclists on the nearby bike path and provides enough lawn space for dogs to run around safely. While the playground equipment is a bit tired, the park’s peaceful lawn and convenient amenities make it a handy rest stop during your travels or a casual family

Chinnery Park in Port Augusta West is a well-maintained, spacious park featuring a large oval perfect for family footy games and outdoor fun. The park is noted for its cleanliness and suitability for active play, making it a great spot for families looking to enjoy some fresh air and exercise. While dogs aren’t allowed, the park’s open space and tidy environment make it ideal for kids and parents wanting a safe place to kick the footy or have a casual arvo outdoors.

Chinnock Park in Wollongong is a quaint, small playground mainly suited for younger kids. The park has a simple, no-frills play area with some basic equipment, making it ideal for toddlers or preschoolers rather than older children. Beyond the playground, it holds a bit of local charm, with a history linked to the Chinnock family and its farming roots. This spot is perfect for families looking for a quick, quiet arvo playtime with little ones and a touch of local heritage.