Halliday Park is a popular Mitcham playground for families in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs as it offers equipment for younger and older kids as well as picnic and barbecue facilities.
The Mitcham playground was originally based around plastic fantastic structure used by the toddlers but an upgrade to the Mitcham park in 2014 included a double flying fox and rope climbing frame…
…high nest swing…
…a skateboard-style rolling structure…
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…in ground trampoline…
….and small water play area with a pump and two sluice gates.
Halliday Park Mitcham also features a continuously accessible pathway throughout the site and one of the flying fox seats is an all-abilities harness seat.
The playground has the advantage of a lot of natural shade from the large oak trees and many families take a picnic rug as ‘home base’. Surrounding the playground is a huge expanse of open grass area for the kids to run or play ball games.
The playground also has water taps and public toilets near the free parking area.
While you’re at Halliday Park also visit Two Brothers as there’s no food on site.
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- Suitable for babies;
- Suitable for older kids;
- Free parking behind the Mitcham Bowling Club – drive down Bowling Green Lane;
- public toilets which are fully accessible;
- Some accessible equipment;
- Picnic shelters and barbecues;
- Natural shade; and
- Water play and sand play.
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