Dendy Street Park Playground, Brighton
Dendy Street Park Playground is the perfect playground for toddlers and young kids in Melbourne’s inner east. This fully fenced playground with child proof gate gives parents peace of mind while watching their kids play independently on the sandy playground.

Dendy Street Playground, Brighton
Dendy Street Playspace is one of the two playgrounds offered at Dendy Park. This playground in particular is suitable for toddlers and is located on Dendy Street opposite Melosa Avenue.
The playground is fully fenced with shade sails and has age-appropriate equipment for kids to play on.

There are swings, a little boat, a couple of rockers, a little slide, a tower with scoops for picking up sand and a central multi-room cubby.

All of this equipment is on sand, so make sure to bring your bucket and spade and make some sandcastles.

The benefit of having small play equipment is that toddlers will be playing with children of their own age group, and it is less busy than the other playground located south of Dendy Park where the older children will be playing.
The playground has a grassed area around it so you can bring your picnic blanket to watch your children from afar. There are also picnic tables and a rotunda on the north side of the playground.

Outside the gate there is a drinking fountain and BBQ facilities available making it the perfect spot for a day out.
Playground features
- Fully fenced
- Shade sails
- Swings
- Slide
- Play boat
- Rocking toys
Park Extras
Picnic area:
Picnic tables around playground and tables under the Rotunda. Grassed area around the playground.
BBQ: Yes
Toilets: Outside the fence – disabled access
Parking:
Ample free parking on Dendy Street. Another parking area available in Dendy Park.
Café:
No, so pack a picnic or some snacks
Dog Friendly:
Dogs are not permitted with the fenced area
Details
Address:
Dendy Street opposite Melosa Avenue, Brighton
Opening Hours:
Always open
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