Eastlink walking bridge - Dandenong (VIC)

Amy May Amazing park one of the best to be honest. Climbing, hamster wheel, zip lines one with a seat, benches and trees, grass areas for picnic, toilets, plenty of parking, climbing, slides, tunnels, swings just so much highly recommend and could easily spend a whole day here. There is skating area when you first come in and playground is further down on the right side. It is gated with child lock entry and has wider gate access for wheelchairs and such.

Anita Harris What an odd spot. Its clear the picnic areas (off Brady Road) have been closed off; signs have even been ripped out, leaving ugly frames in a couple of spots, and the public toilets are closed. But there are areas to park, you can walk in, there are trails, and its still a very pretty spot if youre fond of a wander. I was leaning towards three stars or even two under the circumstances, but then I stumbled on a sign that simply said "Woodland Walk". The little dirt tracks in this area are still being cared for by someone, and its quite a lovely little lattice that I plan on returning to next Autumn when Im hoping fungi will add to the experience. In any case, its small, pretty, and fun to explore.

Heiko Griessbach Nice lookout but no parking

D D People can’t seem to understand keep left…. And if you ring your bell people lose their minds and start running in random directions for some unknown reason. Can be very hard to ride through.

Crazy Girl Really good,soothing nice walk. Dog friendly.

Heiko Griessbach Nice walk up to the hill

John Locke There are many game and sports facilities for children , teens, adults and families, including tennis, basketball and other exercises. You can picnic there. There are BBQ facilities, water taps, tables, chairs and shelters. A few people sunbathe. Yet, the toilets are unclean. The swans, ducks, birds, fish and spiders are lovely. Don’t feed the animals. The water is muddy. Jogging and dog walking are also good along the walkway or the hiking trails.

Harshada Patil The House Down Under in Docklands is a fun, creative spot we really enjoyed. The upside-down setting is perfect for quirky photos and playful moments. Staff were lovely and super helpful, happily suggesting poses and even taking fun, creative videos. It’s a quick visit—around 20 minutes—but at $20 entry (kids under 4 free), it’s great value. A one-time experience that’s perfect for families or tourists looking for something different.

Kelsey Pickering We just visited ArtVo for the first time, the art is incredible & the staff were amazing. Indi followed us around to made sure we got photos together to share the memory. Her assistance was much appreciated.