Jells Park all abilities nature based playscape
A new nature-based all-abilities playscape at Jells Park is almost complete!
A $3 million investment is creating a playscape that will spark imaginations and encourage active play. The project also includes a changing places toilet next to the visitor centre.
Here are some photos of the works:
Locally made artwork is being included in the playscape, with help from the fantastic kids at Wheelers Hill Primary School:
Project duration and key dates
Works commenced – August 2020
Works complete – Opening scheduled for late April 2021
Project funding
$3 million
Project partner
Sport and Recreation Victoria
Key information
What is being built
- A new nature-based playscape that will cater for all abilities and a range of age groups.
- A changing places toilet next to the visitor centre and cafe.
- View the playspace design and guiding principles of the design.
Location
- The playscape is being built on Yabbie Hill, near Madeline’s Cafe.
Other information
One of our most popular urban parks, Jells Park sits within the catchment of the Dandenong Creek, at the foot of the Dandenong Ranges in Melbourne’s east.
Related items
Fact Sheet - Guiding Design Principles (accessible)
Places to see – Jells ParkAutism friendly visits – Jells Park Social Script
