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Marie Wallace Bayswater Park

4.7 · 1,256 reviews
Active and family-oriented
Marie Wallace Bayswater Park, 799 Mountain Hwy, Bayswater VIC 3153, Australia
Interesting facts
1

The park was named in honor of Marie Wallace, a dedicated local community member and long-serving Knox City Councillor.

2

It is a key project within the Knox City Council's open space development strategy to improve biodiversity and public access.

3

The park features a regional-standard playground designed to cater to inclusive play for children of all abilities.

4

The site includes a significant network of walking tracks that link the park to the broader local suburb connectivity grid.

Overview

Marie Wallace Bayswater Park is a expansive community recreation space located in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The park serves as a central hub for the local Knox community, featuring extensive green space and dedicated play areas. It is designed to accommodate various age groups, with specific zones for both younger children and active older users. The facility includes modern public amenities, including accessible toilets and shaded picnic zones. Significant landscaping efforts have been implemented to integrate native flora and improve drainage throughout the site. The area is maintained by the Knox City Council, which oversees ongoing upgrades to infrastructure such as pathways and seating. It serves as a connector between residential areas and local retail strips on Mountain Highway.

Photo spot

The elevated boardwalk areas that provide clear views across the park's central green lawns.

Insider tips

Bring a picnic blanket as shaded tables are highly sought after on weekends.

Utilize the designated off-street parking areas rather than attempting to park on the busy Mountain Highway.

Check the Knox City Council website for notices regarding localized maintenance closures before visiting.

What to avoid

Do not leave valuables inside vehicles parked in the outer lots.

Good to know

None.

Etiquette

Dogs must be kept on a leash in designated areas and owners are required to clean up waste.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings or late afternoons in autumn for cooler weather and fewer crowds.
-37.839, 145.267
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Details
Shade & rest areasCovered picnic shelters and extensive native canopy
AmenitiesAccessible public toilets and paved pathways

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings or late afternoons in autumn for cooler weather and fewer crowds..

The elevated boardwalk areas that provide clear views across the park's central green lawns.

Close by you'll find Guy Turner Reserve, Dandenong Ranges National Park, Jubilee Park.