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Off lead areas for dogs

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Location: Dog walking

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Barbeque
Bird watching
Cafes/restaurants
Dog walking
Picnicking
Playground

Albert Park Golf Course

Play a round of golf on the Albert Park 18 hole public Golf Course or try out the Golf Driving Range.

Swan Picnic Area

Accessibility Information The Swan picnic area is at the very northern end of the park. It offers a large area of trees providing a relaxing, shady location on a summers afternoon. Access is via Albert Road with the main parking area off Albert Road Drive. Picnic shelter and facilities A …

Lake Activities

Rowing The rowing clubs at Albert Park Lake operate weekly races and annual regattas. The Albert Park South Melbourne Rowing Club operate from the Plant-Williamson Rowing Pavilion. They can be contacted by email on apsmrc@gmail.com. Beginners are welcome on Sundays at 10.00am. The Y Rowing Club operate …

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

swimming

You can swim, dive or try out the indoor sports facilities and fitness gym at the Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre.

Aquatic Drive

Accessibility Information The Point Restaurant and the lake front boardwalk are both accessible from Aquatic Drive. This picturesque part of the lake has great views over the sailing area and the St Kilda Road skyline. The boardwalk and trail is a flat, hard surface from the Point to the Swan …

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