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10 Nature & Parks in Eltham That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Eltham, Australia including Eltham north reserve, Eltham War Memorial Park, Sugarloaf Reservoir Park, Rare Bears Indoor Playcentre, Alistair knox park, Griffith Park, Wingrove park, Eltham lower park, Sweeneys Flat, Eltham BMX Track.
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1. Eltham north reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Crystalline4u - Traralgon, Australia
This Reserve is stunning! There is a wonderful children’s playground... gorgeous wide paths for walkers and bike riders... it runs along the edge of a creek. But what makes it special for me is the memories- as a child I remember my Grandmother’s house being in the Reserve. I remember laughter , the friendly locals, the smell of the bush - this place will always be special for me. AND today was no different- we met an older couple in the Reserve and reminisced about the community so many years ago. It’s a wonderful green space.
2. Eltham War Memorial Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By urbandrifter - Melbourne, Australia
Lovely place to visit on the highest point in Kangaroo Ground. Nice large carpark. Toilets. Picnic tables. There is the obvious tower that is easy to climb the spiral staircase - all of 59 steps. Views 360 degrees to Melbourne and back to the Dandenongs. Nice interpretation boards with relevant and interesting information. There is also a more modern viewing platform. Nicely made but could benefit from some further info as it has nice large display boards. I’ve come here a few times just for the serenity that embraces you in a quiet but stunning environment.
3. Sugarloaf Reservoir Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Sugarloaf Reservoir Park - located in the Christmas Hills north-east of Melbourne – is a tranquil setting for a picnic or a stroll near the reservoir shores, offering wonderful views across the water. There are opportunities for bush walking, bird watching, sightseeing, sailing and shoreline fishing. For the energetic, there is a 15km walk that circumnavigates the reservoir. Why not have a picnic at Ridge or Saddle Dam picnic area overlooking the reservoir? The park has toilet facilities accessible for those with limited mobility at both picnic areas. Visit one of the many lookouts or try the walking trails. Wildlife on the walking tracks is abundant and diverse; you may see Wedge-tailed Eagles, Black-tailed Wallabies, Echidnas, Kangaroos and more. Shoreline fishing is allowed in specifically designated areas during park hours. Sugarloaf Reservoir is located on Simpson Road (via Eltham – Yarra Glen Road) in Christmas Hills. Gates open at 8.30am and close at 7.00pm during daylight saving. Outside of daylight savings, the park closes at 5.00pm.
Reviewed By Pssingham - Melbourne, Australia
I have walked in this reserve for a few years. We sometimes walk from the Ridge car park and sometimes from the Saddleback car park. We walk around the who,e of Sugarloaf Reservoir once a year. The wild life is always special although we would like to see the feral deer removed. There are toilets provided about 1/3 of the way whichever route taken. There are shelters with tables at each of the car parks with large lawn area for children to run around on.
4. Rare Bears Indoor Playcentre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
5. Alistair knox park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Crocosaurus04 - Eltham, Australia
We live local and have been coming here for years..Allistar Knox park is an area designed with a natural Bush feel to it, relaxed and in a natural setting...Lots of play equipment for the little ones.. a pond to feed some duck.. native plants around the place with wildlife at times, great path ways for a walk or bike ride.. my teenagers do Pokemon Go stuff here..there is a library, worth a look even if you are visiting the area as it is done in a local mubrick style which Allistar Knox is famous for..2 coffee shops near library.. a footy oval through the Carpark and under the train bridge for a kick if you feel like it.. about a 10 minute walk into Eltham shopping district and train station.. in another direction there is a local skate park (right next to Bunnings)... so maybe through everything in the car and check it out...
