Getting to Maroondah Festival

• Park 'n' Ride from Eastfield Park to Maroondah Festival - A continuous free shuttle service will operate from Eastfield Park (parking will be on the horse trotting track) to Aquahub (one of the entrances to Maroondah Festival).
• Park 'n' Walk from Eastfield Park to Maroondah Festival - 2km stroll along the Tarralla Creek Trail.
• Park at Devon Street carpark - 500m walk.
• Public parking in and around Croydon Main Street.
• If you want to ride your bike, secure bike parking is available outside Aquahub. Don't forget your bike lock.
• Carpool with friends or use public transportation to help us make this a sustainable event.
• Visit Public Transport Victoria to plan your journey to Festival using public transport. 

A Maroondah Festival site map will be available soon to help you get around.

Accessibility at Maroondah Festival

Maroondah Festival aims to be accessible for everyone in our community.

• Accessible parking is available at Norton Road.
• Accessible toilets are located at Aquahub and Croydon Library. Please note: due to peak visitation to Aquahub during this time, there will be a wait to use these facilities. Please see Aquahub reception for access.
• An electric mobility vehicle charging station is located at the information tent.
• Two accessible change rooms designed for people with a severe or profound disability and their carers are available inside Aquahub. The additional features include a ceiling hoist system and height adjustable adult size change bench. Please note: due to peak visitation to Aquahub during this time, there will be a wait to use these facilities. Please see Aquahub reception for access.
• Quiet Room - Located in the Glenn Frost Room, next to Croydon Library. The Quiet Room offers a calm, welcoming space away from the buzz of the festival. Designed for individuals and families who may feel overwhelmed by noise or crowds, this space provides a peaceful retreat where you can take a break, relax, and reset before heading back into the festivities. With comfortable seating, low lighting, and a soothing atmosphere, the Quiet Room ensures that everyone can enjoy the festival at their own pace. All visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times whilst in the space. The Quiet Room is not a social space or children’s play area.