Talbot Park - (VIC)

Rachel Kapsalakis A great park for a picnic, BBQ, to walk the dog, go for a jog or let the kid run wild. Theres plenty to do with a playground, BBQ area with seating, large grassed area for dogs to run off leash and a lovely water/lake area. Perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon!

Kerbray A relatively spacious off-leash dog park with two main areas, one which is an open grassy area, and one area with lots of trees and some shade. Dog fountains are contained within and the reserve is gated. There are a few picnic tables and benches too.

Leanne Ngo Great park for 1-3year olds who are just learning to climb and going down slides. Playground is not too high off the ground and each level is within easy climb for small legs. Has a beautiful wooden boat/ship with dry pebbled river and mini bridge for plenty of imaginative play. Plenty of open grass areas, toilets and bbq facilities.

Tamara Gasselin A beautiful park. Picnic tables, toilets, playground, a small maze and a lake with ducks. Our kids love the flying fox. A great place for a picnic. There is access to the park on 2 streets so we sometimes use it to cut through on bike rides.

karin penrose Great park. My grandson loved playing in the playground. Lots of tables to sit on either on the sun or shade Close to coffee shops and cafes

karin penrose Nice playground with lovely scenery. My grandsons loved it. Has a small basketball court. Toilets and undercover seating. Not sure if it has a carpark, we just parked in street.

Justine Streager Great dog friendly park, pretty much entirely off leash! Gated with heaps of trees and space to walk a dog and throw a ball. Drinking fountain for doggies and humans, a bin and about 4 seats. The park is about 50-55 meters wide by 350-400 meters long. There are 4 entry/ exits and one main long path of sand/rock.

Trusted Source A good variety playground with plenty of BBQ facilities and grass areas

Hayden McLachlan This is such a beautiful park. Its a simple pedestrian walk across the road from DFO, and neighbouring the Cheltenham/Moorabin RSL. "Friendly park" is an appropriate name for this place. Its a reserve for diverse people. There is a playground for kids with a drinking tap, picnic tables, and toilets nearby. There are walking/running trails, a footy oval, soccer pitch, an open/public tennis court, a basketball ring and more. The scenery is great, especially on a sunny day.