Linear Park Reserve, Hallett Cove

Featured in:: 7 Days in Marion
Location:: Slade Crescent
Playground suitability:: 0-3 years, 3-5 years, 5-12 years, 12+
Park facilities: Playground
Picnic tables
Seating
Shelter
Dog bag station
Hard surface paths
Loose surface paths
Playground Equipment: Balancing
Balancing (Balance bridge)
Climbing
Climbing (Climbing frame)
Climbing (Climbing net)
Interactive
Interactive (Talking tubes)
Nature play
Nature play (Logs)
Nature play (Rocky river )
Nature play (Stacking Stones)
Rocking
Rocking (Single springer)
Sliding/moving
Sliding/moving (Digger)
Sliding/moving (Mound slide)
Swings
Swings (Basket swing)
Swings (Standard swing)
Water play
Water play (Water Pump)
Shade | Trees
Bark chip softfall
Rubber softfall
Sports: Basketball | 3 on 3
Walking
Waterfall Creek Linear Park

Linear Park Reserve Playspace Pump Channel

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.

Consultation Underway

Linear Park Reserve was upgraded in 2014 with new playground equipment, 3 on 3 basketball, a picnic table with shelter, seating, and pathways.

As part of Council's endorsed Open Space Plan (August 2022) funding has been allocated to install fitness equipment along the pathway.

Work will also include the installation of a drinking fountain near the playground equipment and pathway activities located around the central park loop.

Check out the draft design on Making Marion and have your say on the proposed reserve improvements.
Linear Park Reserve | Making Marion

The opportunity to provide feedback will be open until 5 pm Monday 29 April 2024.

Linear Park Reserve is a neighbourhood playground that includes nature play elements, a rocky river, swings, slide and rope bridge. There is also water and sand play that includes a digger and a pump channel.

There is a meandering path and landscaping around the creekline and trees which has enhanced the natural qualities of the site and accessibility. The reserve is a great place for the family to visit with picnic facilities including a shelter and seating.