Errington

Location:

Reserve, Percy Street,

St Albans

playground,

Facilities:

barbecues, shelter, public

toilets, drinking fountain,

paths

M80 Trail via

Access to:

Main Road East

Opened in July 2013, Alice’s Playspace is an inclusive

playspace in St Albans where children of all abilities and

ages can play together.

Named in honour of Alice Errington, who donated the land

on which Errington Reserve was originally established

in 1910, the playground includes equipment specifically

designed for accessibility and inclusion, spaces to engage

all of the senses, and allow carers to remain in close

proximity if required. There is ample seating and trees

throughout the playground and the toilets are appropriate

for children and adults who are restricted to wheelchairs.

Wheelchair accessible car parking is available on Percy

Street with easy access to the playspace.

Opie Road,

Location:

Deer Park

playground,

Facilities:

f

itness circuit, pathways,

picnic facilities, public toilets

Kororoit Creek

Access to:

Kids will love exploring this “volcanic” playground at

Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve. Tall climbing walls,

long slides and nets emerge out of this volcano, which

has colourful play surfaces that “ooze” down the mound

and around the sand pit. There is a big range of play

equipment, including a bird’s nest swing and a super

nova. Additional features include a fitness circuit and

pathway to provide access to Kororoit Creek, which also

connects to Deer Park. There is ample parking.

Isabella

Williams

Memorial

Reserve

Old Calder

Location:

Highway, Keilor

all abilities

Facilities:

playground, picnic facilities,

barbecues, public toilets

Maribyrnong

Access to:

River Trail

One visit to Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve in Keilor Village

is all you need to discover why this reserve is so popular

with locals and visitors alike. Set amongst mature elms

and expansive lawns, this reserve is truly a treasure.

Kids will have a ball in the all abilities playground with

timber bridges and platforms, climbing nets, rippled

rubber climbing slope, swings and slides, see-saw and

sand pit. There’s even room for ball games.

Cliff Harvey

Lagoon

Reserve

Learmonth

Location:

Street, West Sunshine

playground,

Facilities:

public toilets, barbecue area,

pathways, shelter, drinking

fountain

Kororoit Creek

Access to:

Trail and Sunshine via the

Cannon Street Bridge

Known to many as the “rocket ship” park, Buckingham

Reserve offers a great playground with high tower

structure, super slide and a spider’s web climbing net

and is well worth a visit. Access the reserve via the

Kororoit Creek Trail or use it as a starting point to explore

15kms of shared pathway. There is ample parking.

Alice’s

Playspace

Buckingham

Reserve

Chichester Drive,

Location:

Taylors Lakes

playground,

Facilities:

picnic facilities, barbecues,

public toilets

Taylors Creek

Access to:

Recreational Trail

Pack the fishing rod and some bread for the waterbirds

before heading to The Lakes Reserve. Set on the shores

of Taylors Lakes, this popular family destination includes

a modern playground, jetties extending over the lake and

fabulous picnic facilities.

The playground is suitable for children of all ages to slide,

climb, run and jump till their hearts content and includes

a giant fish shaped platform. Cyclists can also access the

Taylors Creek pathway from the reserve.

The Lakes

Reserve

Furlong Road,

Location:

Cairnlea

playground,

Facilities:

picnic facilities, barbecues,

public toilets

Access to:

Jones Creek Trail

Built on the shores of Jones Creek and

Cairnlea Lake, Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve

has a commanding presence.

Children will enjoy feeding waterbirds from the

jetties and playing on the terraced playground with fun

and engaging play equipment. For the grown-ups, relax

and take in the views while enjoying a picnic surrounded

by green lawns all year round. There is ample parking.

Kevin Flint

Memorial

Reserve

The heritage-listed HV McKay Memorial Gardens were established

in 1909 by Hugh Victor McKay who founded the Sunshine Harvester

Works. It is the earliest example of an industrial garden in Victoria.

Walk along the historical network of pathways which wind their

way past large old trees, expansive lawns and attractive flowering

‘Edwardian style’ garden beds, while finding out about the history

of the gardens and local area from the interpretive signs.

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Melway Ref Playground Picnic Fac. BBQ Public Toilet

Buckingham Reserve 40 G4 * * * *

Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve 25 A3 * * * *

Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve 14 J7 * * * *

The Lakes Reserve 13 J1 * * * *

Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve 25 J5 * * * *

Alice’s Playspace 26 B1 * * * *

HV McKay Memorial Gardens 26 G11

Packard Street Reserve 14 A8 * * *

Thea Court Reserve 15 D6 * * *

Ardeer Community Park 26 B11 * * *

Biggs Williams Reserve 14 D11 * *

Tom O’Brien Reserve 40 K3 * *

Brimbank Park 14 H9 * * * *

Calder Rise Park 14 F5 * * *

Roussac Reserve 26 G4 * *

Kurung Drive Reserve 13 C9 *

Balmoral Park 39 C2 * *

Whiteley Parade 3 D10 * * *

Delahay Recreation Reserve 13 E5 * * *

Duke Street Reserve 27 B9 * * *

Dalton Street Reserve 40 D3 * * *

Wahgunyah Drive Reserve 36 G3 * * *

Verona Drive Reserve 3 K12 * * *

Sunshine Trail

Deer Park Bypass Trail

M80 Trail

Jones Creek Trail

Kororoit Creek Trail

Taylors Creek Linear Trail

Maribyrnong River Trail

Water

Parkland

Neighbourhood Park

Note:

The reserves, parks, playgrounds and trail networks

as part of the

marked on this map reflect those that have been upgraded

as at

upgrades, please visit

information on the latest reserve, park and playground

July 2014. Upgrades will continue into the future. For more

brimbank.vic.gov.au