The best parks and playgrounds in and around Lyndarum North.

Whether you’re seeking adventure-filled playgrounds, scenic walking tracks, or peaceful spots for picnics and relaxation, our thriving community is surrounded by natural beauty, making it the perfect place for families to grow and thrive.

Parks at Lyndarum North

Our community features a lush network of parks and green spaces, perfect for living a healthy and active lifestyle. Within Lyndarum North, you’ll discover:

• Fantastic neighbourhood parks, including the Lyndarum North Community Park, which provide plenty of space for children to play and families to enjoy time together outdoors.

• Two conservation reserves totalling 7.3 hectares, which preserve local biodiversity and provide habitats for native flora and fauna.

• A network of natural parklands featuring beautiful River Red Gums that offer tranquil surrounds and connection to nature.

• Bike lanes and walking trails that connect homes, parks and shops, as well as the wider area.

Local Playgrounds

1. Aurora Adventure Park

Cnr Edgars Road and Craigieburn Road East, Wollert | 200m

Located just across the road from Lyndarum North, Aurora Adventure Park is a vibrant and exciting space for children and families. The park features expansive open lawns, climbing nets, and impressive glow in the dark play equipment that’s inspired by the Aurora Australis. Parents can relax with picnic facilities and shaded seating, plus Sprout Hub Café is close by for total convenience.

2. Treetops Park

Werribee Crescent, Wollert | 750m

Treetops Park offers a nature-themed playground with a central climbing frame, swings, climbing equipment, and slides. With shaded picnic areas, barbeques and USB charging, it’s a great spot for a family day out.

3. Mill Park All Abilities Play Space

Morang Drive, Mill Park | 10km

This fully fenced, accessible playground is designed for children of all abilities to enjoy. With multiple zones, it offers a diverse range of activities, including a water play area perfect for summer fun. The park’s centrepiece is an impressive 4.5-metre multi-level climbing tower, complete with ramps and bridges for easy access. Additional features include a double flying fox with an accessible seat, trampolines, inclusive swings, and a quiet sensory play area. The park also boasts a full-sized basketball court, picnic and barbecue areas, toilets, and sheltered seating, making it an ideal spot for families to relax and play together.

4. Gumnut Park and Playground

1025 Donnybrook Road, Donnybrook | 12km

Inspired by May Gibbs’ much-loved Gumnut babies, Snugglepot & Cuddlepie, this park features three towers, two flying foxes, in-ground trampolines, wooden climbing frames, and a large undercover picnic area complete with tables. The space also offers a toddler area, barbeques, a basketball half-court, and skate/BMX ramps.

For convenience, the park is equipped with toilets and shaded seating, making it ideal for extended family outings. Located right alongside this playground is the Shared Cup Café, which serves up delicious meals and coffee.

5. Hilltop Park Playground

70-88 Landano Way, Doreen | 15km

Sprawling across 5.5 hectares, Hill Top Park features an adventure-style playground as well as barbeques, toilets, walking trails and parking. With plenty of space to roam and play, it’s a popular spot for family gatherings and outdoor fun.

Parklands and Walking Tracks

1. galgi gnarrk - Craigieburn Grassland Nature Conservation Reserve

O’Herns Road, Wollert | 7km

This unique reserve offers a glimpse into Victoria’s natural grasslands, teeming with wildflowers, native grasses, and diverse birdlife. Walking trails meander through the open landscapes, perfect for quiet walks, birdwatching, and reconnecting with nature. The reserve plays a vital role in preserving endangered species and rare plant life, making every visit an opportunity to explore and appreciate Australia’s rich ecological heritage.

2. bunjil nganga – Quarry Hills Parkland

Gravlier Way, South Morang | 11km

This parkland combines rolling hills and tranquil woodlands, creating a dramatic landscape perfect for hiking, cycling, and immersing yourself in nature. With panoramic views stretching across Melbourne’s skyline, bunjil nganga feels like a hidden retreat in the heart of nature. Named after bunjil, the creator spirit in Wurundjeri culture, the parkland holds deep cultural significance and serves as a reminder of the area's indigenous heritage. Whether you’re looking for an adventurous day out or simply want to soak in the scenic beauty, bunjil nganga offers a spectacular setting for exploration.

3. Yellow Gum Park

Goldsworthy Lane, Plenty Valley | 20km

Tucked away in the hills of Plenty Gorge, Yellow Gum Park is a hidden treasure offering bushland, walking trails, and stunning outlooks over the gorge and surrounding countryside. The park’s varied terrain, from steep rocky outcrops to gentle grassy slopes, makes it a fantastic destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. It’s also home to swimming spots along the Plenty River, perfect for a refreshing dip during the warmer months. Wildlife lovers will be captivated by the diverse array of birds and native animals that call the park home.

4. Toorourrong Reservoir Park

120 Jacks Creek Road, Clonbinane | 27km

Toorourrong Reservoir Park offers breathtaking views and calm waters. Surrounded by forest landscapes and picnic areas, the park is a perfect retreat for families, nature lovers, and anyone seeking tranquillity. Walking tracks weave through the park, leading to scenic lookouts with views over the reservoir and surrounding bushland. The park’s unique blend of water and wilderness provides an idyllic setting for picnicking, walking, and unwinding in nature.

5. Kinglake National Park

Masons Falls Road, Kinglake West | 44km

Kinglake National Park is a vast expanse of bushland known for its stunning waterfalls, mountain ranges, and biodiversity. This iconic park is home to some of Victoria’s most scenic walking trails, including the renowned Masons Falls and Wombelano Falls tracks. Visitors can explore fern-filled gullies, towering eucalypts, and lush rainforests that come alive with birdsong and wildlife. With camping facilities, picnic areas, and a range of hiking options, Kinglake National Park is a destination for both adventure seekers and families looking to embrace nature.

Living an active life is effortless when you’re surrounded by an abundance of green space at Lyndarum North.