A J Davis Reserve — Attraction in Melbourne

You can drive into the entrance to the reserve on Fullaton Rd, however to get down to the oval & access the park areas you need to climb down a number of stairs or walk down a steep incline. My first visit to this reserve, so I'm not sure what the other entrances to it are like yet. Will update on further exploration! The area definitely looks promising for walking my dog. It's an off leash area & there were a number of other friendly dogs for my girl to play with on the day. There are two paths going off from the reserve which looked interesting, but my dog just wanted to play on the oval lol! Addendum: The Roberts Rd entrance is wheelchair friendly & there is a flat concrete path to explore along the creek. There is also a playground & pavillion with seating & a BBQ near...

Beautiful walking/running/cycling track,plus kids play area.The main oval is being used for both cricket and during winter for Rugby (Western Wolves) .On Sundays there are also show dog trials . The new children"s adventure playground is a knockout piece of landscaping .It caters for the very small children to teenagers .Of course the downside to this additional recreational activities is the fact that during the week there are no public toilets.I can understand why because apart from the additional expense ,the place is rather quiet at night and would be subject to vandel attacks etc.Still I needed to put this in ,as it's a fair and true description of these beautiful facilities.Its great to see the Local Councils doing what they were elected to...

Came here today, rather disappointed especially for a park that was made in 2023. No toilets or water fountains. No bbqs. Hard to get to, rather secluded if your on your own. Only good for kids 6 or younger. There is nothing there for the older kids/siblings.

Not so unique as per the article (mamma knows north) and a proxy review to boot!

Rather disappointing Its a...