Our masks are off (outside), playgrounds are open and the sun is shining.
Summer is the perfect time to get outside – even more so after Melbourne’s epic lockdown.
There are more than 100 playgrounds in Monash alone, so we’ve created a short list of popular and newly refurbished playgrounds in Knox and Monash.
Some of the most popular playgrounds in Knox:
Corbert Reserve, Ferntree Gully
Eildon Parade Reserve, Eildon Parade, Rowville
Fairpark Reserve, Cnr Manuka Drive & Scoresby Road, Boronia
Guy Turner Reserve, Bayswater
Hillside Reserve, Rowville
Liberty Avenue Reserve, Liberty Avenue, Rowville
Peregrine Reserve Playground, Dandelion Drive, Rowville
Templeton Reserve Playground, Templeton Street, Wantirna
The Basin Triangle Playground, Mountain Highway, The Basin
The Tim Neville Arboretum, Dorset Road, Boronia
Wally Tew Reserve, Ferntree Gully
Wicks Reserve, Basin-Olinda Road, The Basin
Accessible Playgrounds in Knox:
Bayswater Park Playground, King Street, Bayswater.
Ferntree Gully Playground, Ferntree Gully Community Centre, Burwood Highway, Ferntree Gully.
Stud Park Playground, Rowville Community Centre, Fulham Road, Rowville.
Wally Tew Playground, Ferntree Gully.
Popular playgrounds in Monash:
Jells Park, Mount Waverley
Ellis Park, Mulgrave
Napier Park, Glen Waverley
The Grange Reserve, (UFO Park), Osborne Avenue, Clayton South
Lum Reserve, Wheelers Hill
Burwood Skyline Drive In Playground, Sinnott St, Burwood
Recently refurbished in Monash:
Evelyn Street, Clayton
Wellesley Road, Glen Waverley
Galbally Reserve, Hughesdale
Melissa Street, Mt Waverley
Adrian Street, Chadstone
Catherine Avenue, Mt Waverley
Dennis Street, Clayton
Galbally Reserve, Hughesdale
Glen Waverley North
Mannering Drive, Glen Waverley
Electra Reserve, Ashwood
