Remembrance Garden

This Remembrance Garden in North Port was established to mark the end of the Anzac Centenary.  The centrepiece is the peppercorn tree however, three trees will be the living memorials – elm, pine and wattle.  The garden beds are thickly planted with rosemary. It's a garden for reflection and commemoration.  The location is significant as troops travelled by train (now replaced by the 109 light rail trams) along this route to the piers for embarkation. It's very easy to find and get to. It's just near the North Port 109 Tram stop. There's a filtered water station just south of the garden in Walter Reserve. Two information boards explain the garden and its significance.

Nice little park, great for relaxing with a meal from nearby restaurants.

Luogo suggestivo, da visitareInoltre si può godere anche di una vista molto bella sulla città

Es un lugar tranquilo

Nice garden to sit and relax, and it’s located next to the train line, so very access to this place.

I visited this special place over, 3 weeks ago, adjacent to Smith Reserve and North Port light rail. It seems well designed in landscaping.

Nicely maintained however... Went to solemn remembrance Day event. Was spoiled by teams passing, motorbikes passing by, and worst of all, a loud outside pub gig on the other side of the tram line.