Hight rate 4 location for tourist in Reservoir, VIC , Australia

Leena H Its been 10 years since I visited last time. The park has been maintained very well. I dont have to worry about stepping dog faces anymore.

Vivek Venugopal Picturesque park with generous paths and a tranquil lake to walk along. My kids enjoyed seeing many ducks and bin chickens. There’s a great playground for kids of varying ages too, with a big slide and a flying fox.

K M (Maz) Highly recommend to come here early on a weekday as it gets very busy on the weekend. We purchased brekky at a nearby eatery, then enjoyed the long leisurely walk around the lakes and wetland areas. For kids and adults alike, there are various play grounds and outdoor gym equipment dotted around the lake. Its lovely to see the council is monitoring the dog off leashes around the area. Everything was clean and welcoming, including walkways, playgrounds and public bathroom facilities.

Tenille Moselen Perfect for a run around the lake and there is a high quality running track for some extra laps!

Juan Morales Beautiful place full of birds and sounds, its perfect to go on a walk or just rest and see the landscape

Marc Shaddock Went ice skating was real fun good really place to go

Rob Pallot Big but basic park area adjacent to the Darebin Creek Trail. A number of sports fields, public toilets, playground, club house and car parking shared with the ice skating rink to the south.

johnny begood always enjoy coming here with my dogs and meeting new people

Zachary Rayniak Do you play ice hockey?! Good so get on down to the rink and strap your skates on. This place is the bees knees, ice hockey leagues for all skill levels, figures skating and development programs. Get involved in your local ice arena and support ice sport down unda.

Timothy Morrison Melbournes newest ice skating rink and home of the IceHQ Beer league. Rink is well maintained by friendly staff, with local proshop, cafe and separate bar and plenty of rental equipment should you need it to take to the ice. Family friendly and favourite hangout place with the kids on school holidays or hot summer days. Venue also had free parking.

kurt lilley There’s a massive old steam train just chilling on the perimeter of Edwardes Lake Park. No signs explaining why. No context. Just a giant, rusting relic surrounded by a fence, like it’s in timeout for crimes unknown. Kids press their faces against the bars, dads mumble something about "engineering," and a family of ducks calls it home. It clearly used to go somewhere, but now it just sits there, eternally retired, watching joggers and dodging local graffiti artists. Why is it here? No one knows. But it’s here. And it’s not leaving.

Vinit Thakker A historic steam rail engine on display for free in the Edward Lakes parklands area. There are plenty of free street parking spaces.

Eric Graves Nice train but did not see any signage providing history of the train. Iron fence is distracting for a nice photo. The park is very nice with a walking path around the lake. Edit: There is a plaque on the side of the train with some history (photo added).

Omar Alhadad Don’t know why you closed it but there is a small gap that you can enter through and you can go up the train. I usually see kids do it though but overall if it was open it would be nice

Carlos DeSouza Its a train. If you spend a few hours on the internet, theres a video of a couple really enjoying the locomotion.