Warndoolier — Attraction in Mount Lawley

Recently refurbished (a few years ago now) this playground is made from old trees, wrapping stairs and platforms around a huge tree. A curly slide and a couple straight slides. A big swing made with a circular rope seat for several people. Also a few climbing apparatus for Leeds to venture on!

Good barbeque facilities and plenty of seating, for dozens of people. Half the tables are under cover.

Half court basketball court, and a small skate park with a quarter pipe, straight ramp, grinding rail and a set of 2 step stairs.

A big oval next to this, and over a short bridge there's good toilet facilities and ebbq area in the dog in lead section.

The park is at closest about 15 meters to the river!

There are lots of mosquitoes often through the year though, be...

A great river side park with a range of areas to choose from. Picnic under the trees with a great river side view or head to the open space and kick a ball around. There is a great little playground and a really well planted out drainage creek that almost looks like a natural creek. There are exercise areas too and even newly placed fishing platforms if you want to try your luck at catching a Bream. There are bbq and toilet facilities and some nice little picnic tables. All and all a great spot to bring your family, your puppa and your picnic basket. A cycle was goes through this park so choose up stream or down stream. Either way is good for a walk or bike ride with good little playgrounds and scenery dotted...

A nice spot for an outdoor lunch on a Sunday in winter. We went as we wanted to eat from the Omnomnom food truck that is usually the on Sundays. There's another truck there selling drinks and snacks. The reserve has a couple of shelters with tables and benches. There's even a table for fishermen to cut bait and gut fish. A few people launched paddle craft from here and there were lots of people walking their dogs. There's a playground nearby that's usually quite busy. And that means that you may have to park a walk away. The slope leading down to the reserve is a bit steep but there are a couple of disabled parking bays at the bottom. Just be on the lookout as you will need to cross a shared path where many...