Things to do
Roy Lander Reserve, Seaview Downs
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- 7 Days in Marion
- Location:
- Davey Crescent
- Playground suitability:
- 0-3 years, 3-5 years, 5-12 years
- Park facilities
- Playground Equipment
- Active play
- Active play (Grass kick-about area)
- Active play (Tunnel)
- Climbing
- Climbing (Climbing net)
- Climbing (Climbing wall)
- Climbing (Monkey bars)
- Sliding/moving
- Sliding/moving (Multistation with slide)
- Spinning
- Spinning (Spinner)
- Swings
- Swings (Baby swing)
- Swings (Pommel swing)
- Swings (Standard swing)
- Shade | Sails
- Bark chip softfall
- Sports
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.
Roy Lander Reserve in Seaview Downs is a neighbourhood playground that was upgraded in 2010, with shade sails added in November 2018.
A large multistation, cricket net, bocce court and expansive views make this a reserve worth venturing to.
Playground
This playground may just have the largest multistation in the city! There's so much climbing, sliding, jumping, swinging and spinning to do.
Seating and a drinking fountain are located nearby, and the large shade sails provide ample coverage over the playground.
A large grassy kick about area is situated above the playground, with cricket nets.
The playground is best accessed from Davey Crescent.
Western End
The western end of the reserve offers spectacular views to the sea. There's a bocce court and a picnic table so you can while away some time here.
This end of the reserve is best accessed from Jade Court or Judith Court.
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