Brushbox Park

Hidden amongst the residential houses is a peaceful local reserve with a footpath network that allows easy access from all surrounding streets.

A playground with shade sails and generous open grassed area caters for children's play and activities.

Mulched garden beds with stands of trees provide the reserve with valuable shade.

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Location

19 Brushbox way, Huntingdale 6110 View Map

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Features

Dogs Permitted - On Lead
Drinking Fountain
Footpath Circuit
Lighting
Play Equipment - Soft Fall
Seating

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Huntingdale: Parks and reserves

Armstrong Park

This neighbourhood reserve of just under six acres provides a variety of recreation opportunities and can be seen from Warton Road.

Brushbox Park

Hidden amongst the residential houses is a peaceful local reserve with a footpath network that allows easy access from all surrounding streets.

Isaacs Court Reserve

This neighbourhood reserve includes a basketball ring and a playground with swings, climbing and balance equipment for children’s play.

Kingsford Way Reserve

This neighbourhood reserve slightly under 5 acres includes play equipment for children’s play and activities.

Leatherwood Way Reserve

This neighbourhood reserve slightly under one hectare provides a range of leisure and recreational opportunities including a playground and nearby basketball ring for children's play and activities.

Nethercott Park

This neighbourhood park of just over 2.5 acres provides recreation opportunities and is located near Huntingdale Pre Primary School.

Redfox Park

This neighbourhood reserve slightly over two acres, ‘U’ shapes around the Huntingdale Forum.

Rosebud Park

A linear neighbourhood park that can be accessed from a range of surrounding streets including Harpenden Street, Madden Place, Rosebud Close and Coolberry Road.

Rusthall Park

This neighbourhood park connected to the Huntingdale River Foreshore includes a playground under shade sails with swings, a rock climbing wall and other equipment for all ages of children to play.

This district reserve is located south of Huntingdale at the corner of Holmes Street and Southern River Road. It consists of six large sporting ovals which accommodates AFL, soccer, cricket, hockey, tee ball and archery with numerous cricket nets for practice.