Whitehorse City Playgrounds

Explore over 170 playgrounds across Whitehorse designed for fun, activity, and accessibility for all children.

Discover the vibrant network of playgrounds across Whitehorse, perfect for families seeking safe and engaging outdoor play spaces for their children. These playgrounds cater to a wide range of ages and abilities, ensuring every child can enjoy active play in a welcoming environment.

What to Expect

Whitehorse playgrounds offer diverse play experiences from adventurous climbing structures to sensory gardens. Many sites feature accessible swings and rubberised surfacing for ease of movement, making them inclusive for children with disabilities. Popular playgrounds include Tunstall Park with its tram theme, Surrey Dive Park with pirate ship and lighthouse structures, and the therapeutic sensory play space at Victoria Rose Play Space.

Activity Details

- Suitable for children aged 2-12 years

- Features include cubby houses, rockers, linked climbing units, slides, and swings

- Several playgrounds have accessible pathways and ramps

- Some locations provide barbecue facilities, park tables, and shelters

Location and Access

Playgrounds are spread throughout Whitehorse including Box Hill, Nunawading, Vermont South, and Blackburn. Each playground is situated within local parks surrounded by natural vegetation and designed to be accessible for families and children with disabilities. Parking and public transport options vary by location.

Important Information

Parents are encouraged to supervise children at all times. The playgrounds are maintained regularly but please report any maintenance issues to the council. The sensory play spaces provide a calming environment suitable for children needing a therapeutic play experience. Facilities vary by site, so checking individual playground features before visiting is recommended.

Booking and Prices

All playgrounds are free to access and open to the public year-round. No bookings are required. Families can visit at their convenience during daylight hours to enjoy the facilities and natural surroundings.