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 An adventure playground for all abilities |
Longstaff Street Kew East Melbourne, VIC 3101 Australia +61 3 9278 4444 |
Hay's Paddock bills itself as the first community playground in Australia designed for children of all physical and intellectual abilities. It certainly provides stimulation for all senses with lots of interesting things to feel and smell: listening tubes, brightly coloured climbing equipment and even a treehouse with pretend binoculars for birdwatching. Some signs are in Braille and there are special swings suitable for disabled children. The playground takes up one corner of a large area of playing fields, bushland and wetlands that are home to many native birds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wide open spaces |
Jells Road Wheelers Hill Melbourne, VIC 3150 Australia http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au |
Bring the bikes, roller blades, bats, balls, kites, barbecue lunch, something to feed the ducks, oh and do not forget the kids! If you are in need of fresh air and free, healthy family fun, this huge park in Melbourne's outer east will keep the whole clan occupied for hours. Fitness fanatics can follow the exercise circuit but parents with prams can take their time on the many meandering walking tracks. Just keep an eye out for the speeding cyclists and rollerbladers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: © Janine Fabre |
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 Catering for all standards |
107 Tulip Street Sandringham Melbourne, VIC 3191 Australia +61 (0)3 9584 7684 |
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player seeking some fine tuning, Sandringham's Tulip Street Tennis Centre caters for all standards. There are 13 synthetic grass courts with top class lighting to enjoy a hit at virtually any hour of the day and there are competitions on most days--open to all. The premises are also licensed and there is a good social scene happening, so you can enjoy a drink or two after a solid session. Review © 2007, Wcities |