Parks and reserves

Kingston is home to many parks, playgrounds, and recreational reserves.

Browse the full list of parks and reserves managed by Kingston below, or use the search to find a specific location.

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Amaroo Drive Reserve

Amaroo Drive, Chelsea Heights 3196

The Amaroo Drive Reserve is a long green strip running though Chelsea Heights with a large section of off-lead dog area, a refurbished playground and a long accessible walking trail. The new playground has play equipment for children of all ages, including junior and senior combination units and a rubberised surface, new park furniture including a drinking fountain, picnic table and park seats.

Tagged as: , Dog off leash area, Playground, Recreation reserve

Ben Kavanagh Reserve

Cnr Chute & McDonald Streets, Mordialloc 3195

An essential sporting precinct and recreation area, home to many local sporting teams, and facilities for community use. Recent improvements to the reserve includes a new accessible, all gender-friendly two storey sports pavilion, upgraded car park, improved walking paths, exercise stations forming an outdoor gym, new lighting, landscaping, drainage and playground improvements.

Tagged as: , Park, Playground, Recreation reserve, Sports grounds

Dales Park

Washington Drive, Oakleigh South 3167

Dales Park is a significant community asset providing both active sporting and passive recreational elements, which was initially bequeathed to the former City of Moorabbin as a site for women’s sporting participation.

The 3.1ha Reserve comprises nine netball courts, a sporting pavilion, a playground, a dog off leash area and a sizeable open grassy area for informal use.

Tagged as: , Dog off leash area, Playground, Recreation reserve, Sports grounds

Dingley Reserve

Marcus Road, Dingley Village 3172

As part of Council's commitment to providing improved sporting facilities at Dingley Reserve, we are currently planning for the redevelopment of the sports pavilion to meet growing demand for cricket and AFL facilities and provide more sporting and community facilities for the Dingley community. This $6.3M project is jointly funded by Council ($1.7M), the State Government ($4.5M) and sporting club

Tagged as: , Playground, Recreation reserve, Sports grounds

Doug Denyer Reserve

98 McDonald Street, Mordialloc 3195

The Doug Denyer Reserve is a diverse community space, home to the Mordialloc Tennis Club, and Mordialloc Cricket Club, with a large fenced dog park, playground and half court basketball.

The tennis club has six floodlit en-tout-cas tennis courts and offers a variety of competitions and coaching for all ages and levels.

There are two grass ovals with synthetic wickets, and three cricket nets.

Tagged as: , Fenced dog off leash park, Playground, Recreation reserve, Sports grounds
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