Warrawee Park Oval - Oakleigh (VIC)

Aust Bowy A small serene Reserve,where people can come and enjoy the tranquil water. If you sit and watch, youll spot birds,fish and other wildlife as you enjoy this small piece of land away from your busy life.

yiqunc Great place for observing birds!

Maddy Wong Clean, with grassy plains and concrete paths which make them great for walks and cycling. Quiet on a weekday afternoon - would recommend if looking for undisturbed walks/exercises. On a sunny day, there’s abundant spaces on the grass to rest on. Bridge over the freeway offers a nice view :)

Wilson Loh Pretty cool

John Locke Very quiet and comfortable. There are merely a few cyclists on a weekday. Visit the nearby Tirhatuan Wetlands.

Luke Start the walk from Halls gap recreation reserve or you won’t find the path. I parked my car at the blue star, walk alongside the field and then you will come across to the waterfall track that is the red line in my screenshot of the map. Unfortunately there is no water in the waterfall now (May), completely dry, but we knew it would be dry from reading other reviews. However it is still a really nice nature walk, see lots of birds and kangaroos along the way. So enjoy it as a nature walk, not necessarily waterfall walk.

Chad Malphite Very dry as its December. But still amazing and interesting. Its a short walk from the botanical Gardens. Good for an after dinner walk

David Mifsud Great atmosphere! Amazing food and awesome layout. Highly recommend it. If I could make one single change..... Fairy lights in the trees!!!!

James Cassar Chasing Balloons and Finding Gold This morning, I woke up to the sight of hot air balloons floating across the sky like it was no big deal. Naturally, I grabbed a coffee, ignored everything I was supposed to do, and followed them like a detective in a true-crime show (except with way less purpose and way more trackies). The chase led me to Harmony Park in Coburg—a park so good I’m wondering why I hadn’t stumbled across it earlier. This place has everything. A playground that makes you wish you were 10 again, a skate park for the kids who can actually ride (and the ones just loitering with their mates), and loads of room to chuck down a picnic rug. It’s just the right size—not so massive you need Google Maps, but not so tiny you feel like you’re in someone’s backyard. The real plot twist, though? Those balloons didn’t just float by—they actually landed in the park. Yep, Harmony Park doubles as a balloon landing strip. One minute you’re thinking, “This is a nice place for a picnic,” and the next you’re watching giant flying baskets touch down like it’s the most casual thing in the world. Honestly, I was waiting for someone to hop out and offer me champagne. So, if you’re after a park with playgrounds, picnic spots, skate vibes, and occasional balloon touchdowns, Harmony Park is where it’s at. Who knew following floating objects could lead to such a solid morning?

bobby parker Superior to Melbournes treasury display.dont let glitz spoil the original.Needs more space for the manufacturers closing due to land tax. Machinery to the tip.