One hundred and seventy-six hectares of public open space are available for your leisure in the City of Port Phillip. Featuring 9.2 kilometres of foreshore, 10 hectares of indigenous vegetation, 24 significant parks, 70 neighbourhood parks, 54 playgrounds and 15 sports grounds, Port Phillip is a great place to play and relax.

	What is happening in parks		What is happening in parks
	Park Locations & Facilities		Toilets, barbeques, playgound equipment, hours, major parks and gardens
	Events, Weddings & Functions in Parks		Some events & functions held in parks within the City of Port Phillip require a permit. Includes information about weddings.
	BBQs and Total Fire Ban days		Barbeques and Total Fire Ban days, what you an and cant do
	Playground Strategy		The playground strategy aims to direct the capital works program for upgrading our playground assets throughout the city over the next five years.
	Park Maintenance		When, what, mowing, rubbish removal, toilet & BBQ cleaning, repairs.
	Adventure Playgrounds		Council-managed federally funded Adventure Playgrounds
	Alma Park		Outline of facilities, history and landscape of Alma Park.
	Catani Gardens		Outline facilities, history, design and recent works at Catani Gardens
	Bowen Crescent Reserve		Outline of landscape and facilities at Bowen Cresent Reserve
	St Kilda Botanic Gardens		A local favourite, St Kilda Botanic Gardens is being looked after like never before.
	Talbot Reserve St Kilda		facilities and landscape of Talbot Reserve playground
	Edwards Park		Outlines facilities, history, trugo courts
	St Vincent Gardens		Outline of history, recent works, facilties, landscape and design of St Vincent Gardens
	Gasworks Park		Outline of facilities, history, landscape and design of Gasworks
	Hewison Reserve		Landscape and facilities at Hewison Reserve
	Jim Duggan Reserve		Outline of facilities, landscape and future works of Jim Duggan Reserve
	Upgrade to the Elwood Foreshore		Council is upgrading the Elwood Foreshore, check back regularly for all the updates.

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