Dandenong Police Paddocks Reserve

Played Mid Year Cricket Association round 1 at this park. Lovely spot.Needs a public toilet though!

What a great place to walk the dog's. Lot's of open paddocks and closed in bushland, so take your pick. I've even seen a mob of 20+ kangaroos lounging around amongst the tall grasses.

Area has 3 ovals which well maintained . 2 baseball fields also well maintained anything beyond that I would keep children well away .Dandenong council does not put any effort into the reserve . Toilets never opened or cleaned since opened 30 years ago . Walking tracks have fallen trees over grown grass . Because the park looks abandoned thanks to Dandenong Councils good work.it has now become a place where gay men meet up and go for a walk In the overgrown walking tracks to be disgusting in public . Mum's with kids have come across these males doing what should be done inside closed doors several times .Along with locals that used to use the reserve for fitness and walk the dogs (like my self) .Do not recommend visiting this reserve keep your self and your family well away. Dandenong council needs it's park managers sacked !

It’s shame because the place has wonderful reserves, walking tracks, bush and wildlife. The two major problems are :- there are always men lurking about a at the end of Brady Rd. You will see them pretending to be walking around but they are lurking. Not safe.- lack of facilities. The toilets at narre warre picnic reserve and closed and discarded.

For what's referred to as a Paddock is so much more! Fields for sport, walking trails, picnic areas - all close by for anyone in the area to access.And Dandenong Trail just keeps on going and going and going

Absolute disgrace. Let's hope the rates being charged are significantly reduced at present. Grass either too long or grass cutting not picked up. Great result. Grass cuttinghas been done. Thankyou.

Nice reserve for a walk - but isolated and a bit of crime history sadly in this park. OK to park and walk in this entrance if sport on at the nearby fields with better passive surveillance, but otherwise, Brady Road (the main access road) is very quiet.Also, don't forget, the public toilets are locked by Parks Victoria. In summary, a nice spot for a walk or cycling - including a nice diversion from the Dandenong Creek Trail and handy way to Churchill National Park/Lysterfield Lake Park - but consider going with someone or at least let someone know where you are. The Churchill Park After Hours Car Park on Churchill Park Drive is another option for car parking.

Very large park right on the edge of Dandenong with several access points, so check your maps. There are lots of different sports ovals for many different ball sports, football, soccer, cricket and I think Softball/Baseball, children's playgrounds etc. Lots of tracks wind through the park, some parts which are quite remote and in heavily forested areas. I would be concerned jogging/cycling here alone, especially if you are a female. The park/reserve has an undeveloped feel to it and in some areas feels almost like virgin bush. Unfortunately because of its size and isolation it seems many people have used vehicle accessible areas as a rubbish dumping area and in many areas there are old mattresses, broken furniture and other piles of miscellaneous refuse which is truly sad to see in potentially such a beautiful area.