montrose community playground and recreation reserve
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Thanks for the feedback. We think it is well worth a family visit no matter where you are from. Good old fashion fun in the outdoors, with plenty of options to stimulate play.
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This is arguably the best community-built children's playground in Victoria, if not Australia. My grandbabies had a terrific time playing with other kids and parents, and trying the many attractions. This is a wonderful example of an entire community banding together to produce a safe and adventurous playground built to suit children from toddlers to upper Primary School age. It was terrific to see all parents keeping a close eye, not just on their own kids, but helping others out as well. Attractions include miniature shopfronts provided by local establishments as well as a princess castle, a rainforest,and a rope mountain for the older and more adventurous. It is very different to the mundane plastic playgrounds that so many councils are now installing. A miniature veggie shop and auto-teller were of particular interest to Miss Two. while Miss Three loved the climbing walls, purpose built for various ages. Plenty of seating for exhausted parents (and grandparents), and a number of options to purchase food just a short walk away.A quiet walk through the forest to find hidden sculptures of bush animals was a treat to complete our visit, with daily refrains from that point on 'can we please go back to the playground.' We spent three hours a visit there, just long enough to wear Miss Two out for a nap afterwards. A perfect place to visit for young families prior to heading off for an afternoon of strawberry-picking, bush-walking, cafe-visiting, or the many other attractions which make the Dandenongs such a great place to visit.
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This is an amazing playground. All the four kids (aged 6-12) loved it - couldn't get them off. Even the enticement of a hot chocolate at the nearby chocolate shop was a hard sell. It is a tribute to all the volunteers of the local community who built this playground.
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Great place for family. Fun for little kids. The best playground next to the best chocolate shop. What more do you want?
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Our grandchildren are very active and they loved this playground when we visited. They could do lots of climbing and there were things for the younger children too. There were a few tables and chairs but probably not enough for busy times. The toilets were nearby but I would accompany a child to the toilets. For adults wanting coffee the shops are fairly close by.
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This is arguably the best community-built children's playground in Victoria, if not Australia. My grandbabies had a terrific time playing with other kids and parents, and trying the many attractions. This is a wonderful example of an entire community banding together to produce a safe and adventurous playground built to suit children from toddlers to upper Primary School age. It was terrific to see all parents keeping a close eye, not just on their own kids, but helping others out as well. Attractions include miniature shopfronts provided by local establishments as well as a princess castle, a rainforest,and a rope mountain for the older and more adventurous. It is very different to the mundane plastic playgrounds that so many councils are now installing. A miniature veggie shop and auto-teller were of particular interest to Miss Two. while Miss Three loved the climbing walls, purpose built for various ages. Plenty of seating for exhausted parents (and grandparents), and a number of options to purchase food just a short walk away.A quiet walk through the forest to find hidden sculptures of bush animals was a treat to complete our visit, with daily refrains from that point on 'can we please go back to the playground.' We spent three hours a visit there, just long enough to wear Miss Two out for a nap afterwards. A perfect place to visit for young families prior to heading off for an afternoon of strawberry-picking, bush-walking, cafe-visiting, or the many other attractions which make the Dandenongs such a great place to visit.