Frankston Park

Welcome to Frankston Park, located in Plowman Place, Frankston, Australia. As an establishment, park, and point of interest, Frankston Park is one of the many incredible green spaces that the Frankston municipality has to offer. With over 100 public parks, gardens, and natural reserves, our community is fortunate to have a wide variety of options to escape the stresses of modern life and immerse ourselves in the peace and tranquillity of nature.

At Frankston Park, we understand the importance of finding the perfect playground or reserve to suit your needs. That's why we provide filters on our webpage, allowing you to search for a location based on criteria such as location, type, uses, activities, and features. Whether you're looking for a large reserve with ample space to kick a ball, a mid-sized park with shaded areas and walking paths, or a stunning native bushland with a central walking path, we have something for everyone.

Some of our notable reserves include Armstrongs Reserve, a long and beautiful space adorned with native bushlands, and Austin Reserve, a tree-lined haven located near Belvedere Reserve. If you're looking for a dog-free roam area, Baden Powell Reserve is the perfect choice with its two hectares of non-irrigated playing surface and surrounds.

For a great day out for people of all ages, Ballam Park is the ideal destination. With two regional playground areas, 30 hectares of open areas, and sporting fields including a premier athletics track, AFL, soccer, and cricket, there's something for everyone. And don't forget to explore the historical homestead while you're there.

If you're a nature lover, Banjo Rise Reserve is a must-visit. This one-hectare reserve supports a healthy woodland community and is home to many local birds, small lizards, and isolated orchid populations. Banyan Reserve, on the other hand, covers eight hectares and features a Melbourne Water retarding basin set in a beautiful setting with walking tracks and a small playground.

As we enjoy the beauty and serenity of Frankston Park, let us also take a moment to acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners, the Bunurong people, who have been the custodians of this land. We honor all Aboriginal community Elders, past and present, who have resided in the area and played an integral part in the history of the region.

We invite you to explore Frankston Park and discover the wonders of nature in our beautiful municipality. Whether you're seeking relaxation, outdoor activities, or simply a breath of fresh air, our parks and reserves are here to provide you with an unforgettable experience.