Parks and gardens
There are a number of picturesque parks and gardens situated throughout the Borough of Queenscliffe, where you can enjoy many recreational pasttimes.
There is a strong sense of community and belonging that exists within the Borough and great pride is taken in its parks and gardens. Refer to the table below for amenities.
A snapshot of our parks
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Park |
Access point |
Parking for large vehicles |
Playground |
Public toilets |
BBQs |
Outstanding feature/s |
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Princess and Lower Princess Parks |
Gellibrand St, Tobin Drive, Symonds St, Wharf Rd |
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Large expansive lawn area; access to beach, stands of significant trees. |
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Citizens Park |
Gellibrand St, Tobin Drive |
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Expansive lawn areas; significant trees; coastal views; Rotunda |
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Victoria Park |
King St, Mercer St |
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Significant trees; camping when permitted. |
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Point Lonsdale Playground Foreshore Reserve |
Point Lonsdale Road |
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View of the Rip and coast; significant trees |
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Flinders St high school space (site of proposed Queenscliff Park) |
Finders St (Bellarine Highway) |
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Expansive lawn area. |
Council is responsible for the planting, care and maintenance of street trees and trees in parks which it owns or has Committee of Management responsibilities for. For details refer to the Tree Management, Removal and Replacement Strategy for Princess, Citizens and Victoria Parks.
