Best Parks in the Brimbank District

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[ADVERT]There is a warm breeze blowing, the sun is shinning and there is not a cloud in sight. Finally summer has arrived. Summer is such a lovely time to enjoy the outdoors. One activity that can be enjoyed by families, couples and even pets is a day out at the park. A day out at the park can be a free outing, which everyone will enjoy. Also, going to the park can be whatever you decide to make of it. A day out at the park can be about exercise and keeping fit, relaxing in the sun with a good book and being surrounded by fresh air or a hassle free BBQ with friends or family.

I have listed some of the Brimbank's District parks that are good for a fun day out.

The Lakes Reserve - Chichester Drive, Taylors Lakes

The Lakes Reserve is a great place to have a family or group picnic and can be accessed by bicycle along the Taylors Creek Recreational Trail.
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Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve - Opie Road, Deer Park

Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve which includes a playground with state-of-the-art playground equipment, imaginative play opportunities, outdoor gym equipment, BBQs, paths, shade shelters, display gardens, grassed areas and plenty of trees.
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Playground
BBQ
Shelter
Toilet
Drinking Fountain
Paths

Buckingham Reserve - Sunshine West

Playground
Shelter
Drinking Fountain
Paths
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Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve - Old Calder Hwy, Keilor Village

The design for the playground references the local history of Keilor and has been designed to sit within the existing landscape setting of the reserve. The playground includes high quality play elements, timber boardwalks, synthetic surfaces, scramble walls in a lush landscape setting.
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Playground
BBQ
Shelter
Toilet
Drinking Fountain
Paths

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