Dumbarton Avenue Reserve, Edwardstown

Location:: Dumbarton Avenue
Playground suitability:: 0-3 years, 3-5 years, 5-12 years
Park facilities: Playground
Drinking taps or fountain
Picnic tables
Seating
Shelter
Dog bag station
Dogs drinking bowl
Parking | Off-street
Hard surface paths
Reserve Fencing | Fully fenced
Public art
Memorial
Playground Equipment: Active play
Active play (Grass kick-about area)
Balancing
Balancing (Balance bridge)
Climbing
Climbing (Climbing net)
Climbing (Climbing wall)
Climbing (Monkey bars)
Interactive
Interactive (Telescope / Binoculars)
Nature play
Nature play (Rocky river )
Nature play (Stacking Stones)
Sliding/moving
Sliding/moving (Digger)
Sliding/moving (Firemans pole - straight)
Sliding/moving (Multistation with slide)
Swings
Swings (Baby swing)
Swings (Standard swing)
Playground Fencing | Fully fenced
Shade | Trees
Bark chip softfall

This is an off-leash park where dogs can exercise off-leash, except within 5 metres of a playground, at a wetland or when organised sport is being played.

There are no toilets at this reserve. Find the nearest one on the National Public Toilet Map.

Minor reserve improvements

At the General Council meeting on Tuesday 26 June 2018, Council endorsed minor improvements for Dumbarton Avenue Reserve including landscaping, drink fountain with dog bowl and seating and fencing. The main issue of separation between the dog friendly area and the playground will be addressed with a new fence.

Construction will commence Thursday 20th June 2019 and there will be a period of closure during construction.

View the community consultation results and the planned reserve improvements below.

Playground

Dumbarton Reserve in Edwardstown is a local playground that was upgraded in 2010.

The playground features a multistation with two slides, bridges, small climbing wall, telescope and monkey bars. There's a also a digger and a rocky swale that kids will enjoy exploring. A standard swing and baby swing are available for those that like to aim high.

The reserve is fully fenced and also includes seating, a tap and a shelter.

Check out the great mosaic tiles in the footpath while you are visiting.