Quarantine Station - Portsea (VIC)

Rob the Nomad In the Gold Rush days of 1850s up to 20% of the population in Bendigo was of Chinese Heritage, so this place empicts some items from that era which is really interesting. You do have to pay to see and its interesting if you like history. Follow people like me as we make the effort to showcase amazing places for you to evaluate

Hyunae Jang Went to this park with my 2-year-old and she absolutely loved playing here. All facilities are safe for toddlers and children and shades are well installed.

Hayden McLachlan A spacious park located opposite the secondary college. There are two open fields, tennis courts, with a public rebound wall, a playground, a golf practice cage, plenty of picnic tables and public BBQs, drinking taps and public toilets too. Dog friendly and shady areas for sunny days.

Marco Fuentes Great place to catch up with friends and family

Adam G This is a great local park with lots of established trees and lawns, and lots of shaded areas and many facilities including rotundas, BBQs, water fountain, clean toilets and litter bins. Theres also a kids playground, although small, its pretty good and quite entertaining for the little ones. Its a great park to let your pooch out for a run.

Groman Lena Lovely day at the most pawfect park! Lovely dog park filled with the loveliest doggos and their sweet pawrents. Every Sunday morning there’s a pawsome dog training session — so much wagging and learning! There’s even a cute playground for the little hoomans to have their own fun! And guess what? A sporty corner too, with basketball and ping pong for the energetic ones! Plus a HUGE oval — perfect for a morning zoomie run or a sunset stroll. Such a woofderful place to spend the day! Free stick to bring home is a bonus! #BestParkEver #DogLife #FamilyFun #SundayFunday #HappyPaws

John Locke A peaceful and relaxing park with a beautiful lake, tall trees, BBQ facilities and a playground. Nice for families, children and dogs. Enjoy watching the ducks and birds in the pond but don’t feed them. There are public toilets.

donna maree Packer Park is a brilliant all-rounder park in a bushy setting. Loads of dog off leash and walking, sports and play options. Frog Hollow playground is an awesome place to have kids connect with nature. Theres a cricket oval with clubrooms, a boule area in the far corner and a velodrome for cyclists keen to improve their Strava time.

Kerbray Beautiful gardens with water features and a cross amongst the reeds in the lake. Two childrens play areas, both with a good array of equipment and features. Great for picnics and taking the dog for a walk on leash. Plenty of shaded areas and a few benches within the park. Toilet facilities are located near one of the playground areas, and its definitely one of the better parks in the area.

Patrick Zuluaga A wonderful walking parking with lots of bird life so near to the train station and CBD