Green Point - (VIC)

Patrick Zuluaga A wonderful walking parking with lots of bird life so near to the train station and CBD

George from In Focus healing and wellness clinic Great views of the city scape and bay. Nice walking along the bay.

Sam Keir Ooh I love a rotunda! In fact rotundas should be mandatory in all parks, can someone please introduce this park policy. OK wishful thinking I know so go to Gardenvale Park to see one. This park has the regulation kids playarea, bench seating and assortment of trees (note I know nothing about trees and can only name a few - gum tree, elm tree and Xmas tree) but they look great, particularly the monster fallen tree trunk, very sculptural and impressive. There is also a lovely genteel old timey entrance on one side to this park. Worth a look if dont live locally, but are in area.

Hyunae Jang Went to this park with my 2-year-old and she absolutely loved playing here. All facilities are safe for toddlers and children and shades are well installed.

michelle potts The staff do an amazing job, very well informed and very welcoming. This was a real eye opener, I will definitely be going back to see any new exhibitions

Sam Keir There today for 10k charity walk. Bizarrely dont think Id ever really walked around this park, just driven past it multiple times. Anyway lots of beautiful greenery like all Melbourne parks have and the obligatory public art.

Hayden McLachlan A spacious park located opposite the secondary college. There are two open fields, tennis courts, with a public rebound wall, a playground, a golf practice cage, plenty of picnic tables and public BBQs, drinking taps and public toilets too. Dog friendly and shady areas for sunny days.

donna maree Packer Park is a brilliant all-rounder park in a bushy setting. Loads of dog off leash and walking, sports and play options. Frog Hollow playground is an awesome place to have kids connect with nature. Theres a cricket oval with clubrooms, a boule area in the far corner and a velodrome for cyclists keen to improve their Strava time.

John Locke A peaceful and relaxing park with a beautiful lake, tall trees, BBQ facilities and a playground. Nice for families, children and dogs. Enjoy watching the ducks and birds in the pond but don’t feed them. There are public toilets.

Sam Keir This park made me feel as though I was in the country! So much open space, (OK sporting ovals) and near the kids playarea (yes no self respecting park is without one) is a water fountain that was obviously installed by the parks founders what with the bluestone slabs etc, so old timey - fantastic. Lots of magnificent trees and other greenery, beautiful.