Buluk Park Playground - Docklands (VIC)

Sam Keir Didnt know it was there came across it late at night and loved it

Leo V Nice little park hidden away amongst the buildings. Drinking fountain, limited parking (paided) near by, small outdoor exercise park with half basketball court across the road. Good spot for child or dog play dates.

Jafari Ali “Jeff” Very nice piece of industrial engineering... Lets hope its preserved when they build the residential development

Festus Ifiti jr This review isnt about the park but the whole docklands area. When I was in Melbourne, I was told many times by the natives not to come to the Docklands. That the area is rubbish, theres nothing to do there, its sterile and boring. So of course I went. Docklands reminds me of Canary Wharf in the UK. I live near Canary wharf and so I loved the Docklands area. Its modern, clean, with loads of boats and water so its quite calming. You can spend half a day in the area, there arent that many people, there are loads of things to do. I personally dont know why the Docklands is hated. If youre in the area it has all the things you want if you want to stay for a short while or if youre a young professional.

ConnoisseurToBe The immersive atmosphere was a win! well-designed spaces that really set the mood for strategic gameplay. The game itself was thrilling—full of twists, teamwork, and just the right amount of deception to keep things exciting. The puzzles and challenges were engaging, and the overall experience was well-organized. A must-visit spot for anyone who loves strategy and adventure. Looking forward to coming back for another round!

Christopher Fairley Great place for art lovers

Benjamin Goss Jetlagged at 4am in Melbourne? This was a cool, safe, clean place to hang out with my child. It is a short walk from several hotels. Its open 24 hours a day obviously, and there was a cool view and photo-op of the park across the river. Plus a couple rowing teams were up that early!

Harshada Patil The House Down Under in Docklands is a fun, creative spot we really enjoyed. The upside-down setting is perfect for quirky photos and playful moments. Staff were lovely and super helpful, happily suggesting poses and even taking fun, creative videos. It’s a quick visit—around 20 minutes—but at $20 entry (kids under 4 free), it’s great value. A one-time experience that’s perfect for families or tourists looking for something different.