There are over 400 parks and reserves in Maroondah catering for relaxation, recreation, sport and the protection of the natural environment. There are 120 playgrounds as well as parks for skateboarding and BMX riding.
Maroondah has many attractive areas where you can enjoy a family picnic and use the free electric barbeques. All we ask is that you take your rubbish home if no bins are provided.
Our city is noted for its many bushland reserves and waterways that are home to 415 indigenous plants, 116 bird species, 18 mammal species and many insects, reptiles and frogs. You can help their survival by not feeding wildlife, including ducks; leaving vegetation and dead trees in place; keeping dogs on a leash; and cats in the home at night.
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Encouraging the retention and protection of our natural environment.
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Dogs in public places must be kept on a leash at all times except when in designated off-leash areas and a cat curfew has also been introduced.
View Dogs and cats in public places
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View ward maps, or search for a property with our online mapping.
View Maps of Maroondah
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Information on park features and facilities, and locations of BBQs and playgrounds.
View Parks & Reserves
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Location of Public Toilets within Maroondah City Council.
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Maroondah's trees, from street trees to indigenous bushland, are an important facet of our green space.
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Maroondah has many paths and five main named trails travelling through some of Maroondahs most picturesque areas.
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