Wooden fort at the park

Wooden fort at the park

View of the wooden forts

View of the wooden forts

Giant seesaw known as  the ‘mobilus’

Giant seesaw known as the ‘mobilus’

Play equipment at the park

Play equipment at the park

Seesaw & wide level pathways at the park

Seesaw & wide level pathways at the park

Swing & seating at the park

Swing & seating at the park

Sheltered picnic tables & half basketball court in the background

Sheltered picnic tables & half basketball court in the background

Statues & toadstool at the park

Statues & toadstool at the park

    Highett Reserve Playground on Turner Road is a cute troll garden nestled under the shade of a large leafy tree which provides shade over the mainly fenced playground.

    With statues of frogs, snakes & toadstools the park also features a wooden castle fort with firemans pole, windows & climbing frame, great seesaw, wooden balancing stumps, rock wall, monkey bars & three swings including a bird nest swing & one with a harness.

    Closest accessible toilets can be found at Ampol Cheltenham North on Warrigal Road.

    There are shaded tables & seats plus a shelter with BBQs, tables, regular toilets at the football club building & water fountain. The playground is next to a huge expanse of ovals, three in total, pond & basketball half court.

    Free parking is available onsite along with on and off dog-lead areas. there is no cafe onsite but one can be found 2 min drive from Highett reserve called Drip Café (88 Chesterville Road, Cheltenham) which has an outdoor area out the back which is also dog friendly.

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    Ambulant accessible toilet
    Accessible parking
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    Accessible picnic area

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