1 / 3Smiths Lane Banjo Park
📍 Clyde North, VIC
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Smiths Lane Banjo Park in Clyde North features giant twirly slides, a water play zone, leaf-boat waterways, climbing tunnels, basketball court, and covered BBQ areas. Free public toilets and a cafe on site. Water play runs from morning on hot days.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 1 to 10 who want a full-day park visit with food, water play, and varied equipment. The water zone is the standout draw on hot days, and the BBQ shelters make extended stays comfortable. Bring your own shade structure - natural canopy cover is sparse across most of the park.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Tori T
9 months ago
“Amazing little park. The slides feel like stone so are a little hard if you fall backwards going down the slide. The water smells like pool water, so I assume it has chlorine in it. Overall, lots of fun to be had from playing in the fountains, doing boat rides with the leaves or playing on the bridges/slides and swings. Bonus having a cafe so close for coffee 😀”
Maciej Matter
10 months ago
“Great place to spend time with kids. Great variety of attractions for kids. There is also place for picnicking and grilling. Free public toilets. There is a possibility to rent books as well.”
Laura Milligan-Bone
10 months ago
“Water play is great for kids of all ages, however if you are trying to get in early on those hot days, you can't, it only runs from 9am onwards. There isn't much in the way of shade, but plenty of grassed area's, I would suggest bringing your own shade shelter.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsWater play
33 reviews
Cafe
13 reviews
Bbq areas
7 reviews
Slides
6 reviews
Climbing hills
5 reviews
Overview
One of the standout parks in Melbourne's south-east, Banjo Park covers a large footprint with equipment spread across distinct zones. Giant twirly slides and climbing tunnels anchor the main play area; a dedicated water play zone with fountains and a shallow channel draws kids of all ages on warm days. Covered BBQ shelters, a cafe, free toilets, and a book-lending station round out the facilities. Shade is sparse - grassed areas are generous.
