Hight rate 4 location for tourist in Wantirna South, VIC , Australia

Kathie Thomas Beautiful woodlands but dogs are not allowed in some areas and visitors do need to be aware of that. There are signs. Gorgeous area to walk around, beautiful birdlife to enjoy.

The Melbie Tranquil bushland where the Dandenong creek cuts a deep gully meandering through. Trail can be done as an extension ofJells Park or from Nortons Park which has car parking. Walking trails in here are flat but winds upwards along the creek toward High St Rd. Not too sure if dogs on leash are allowed. You do not hear the noise of traffic but of shrieking cockatoos & other birdlife. Theres a frog habitat along the baseball park. Access via Jells Park, Nortons Park or via Dandenong Creek trail at High St Rd. Part of trail is closed due to damage & is cordoned off but ppl seem to ignore this. You can still do a circuit walk & bypass the closure which is what we did.

Laura A Love it here. Nice, easy walk for kids with lots to look at. Great for kids and dogs on lead (in most parts). Joins up with off - lead dog park (Nortons park). This was after a lot of rain - couldnt get through on one path. Shaded and lots of birds to watch and hear.

Willard Lewis Diverse trails to various locations..great Winter Walks!

Raymond Gemmell Beautiful location for a walk. Lots of nature in the middle of the suburbs.

Maddy Wong The best off-lead dog park - love taking my dog here! during the weekdays, it’s quiet and peaceful. After 5pm, there’ll be more dogs, good for socialising. Water and agility play for dogs available, but no bins.

Michael Shamgar Fantastic slice of heaven in suburbia for open space and nature lovers. Lots of paths and tracks, a walk around and back through shepherds Bush is around 1.5hrs. multiple parking locations, and it connects up to Jells Park (30-45 min walk in total, one way)

Silvia Ercole This is a nice and convenient park to meet up with people and bring dogs. You can a take a walk, have a picnic or a barbecue, while your dogs enjoy off-leash time. Amenities include heaps of parking, a serviceable public toilet, drinking fountains for people and pooches, a barbecue, several picnic tables, and a dog playground area. There is lots of grass and shade under the pine trees. It’s close to Jells Park and you get some nice views towards Glen Waverley and Mulgrave. A few slight cons: the facilities are a bit tired, (but nothing appears to be broken); no undercover area (so no shelter from rain); no rubbish bins - signs clearly ask you to take your rubbish home. Unfortunately lots of people seem to think this does not apply to them. Make sure you take your doggy-doo/rubbish bags in and out! And BYO coffee etc - there is no cafe within walking distance. NB This park caters for people with fur-babies, not so much for human ones. Older kids who are confident and well-behaved around dogs will be fine. Just keep in mind that there is no children’s play equipment and there are always dogs of all sizes off-leash here.

Jennifer Ward Best off leash dog park in the area of Glen Waverley

Jacob Cybulski Great place for people exercising their dogs, fantastic views of the City on the horizon, plenty of walk ways in the bush and along the rivers, park your car here, take a stroll to Jells Park, around the lake and back, all in just 7.7 km.

Claire Rochelmeyer Really nice for an afternoon cycle. The path alternates between new and old paved sections. Theres optional underpasses for road crossings (however theres still a couple of mandatory road crossings). A newly "built" wetlands area near Knox looks great, and will likely look even better in a year or so!

Mark Aidan Nice, wide and well paved trail that takes you though some green areas and away from busy traffic. Appreciate the underpass that takes a major road crossing out of the picture. Links to other trails as well.

NR Anderson I love that this quality bike track has facilities like toilets, drinking taps, bike repair stations and more. Great to see some effort to increase cyclist safety.

MuTT STIKAA (STIKAA) Excellent waking/biking trail that curves around Westfield Knox which is the section I’m most familiar with. Great to walk the dog also.

Rascal and Clog They have started to maintain to area from weeds and rubbish from the football club and cricket club. And keeping the grass cut. Very happy with the progress looking forward to the upgrades being done from fairpark to Lewis Rd and beyond. Finally a council that is doing great things for the area. Please keep it dog friendly. Ps maybe dont cut the grass after it rains. Can cause alot of damage to the ground. Thank you.

Loretta De Angelis Beautiful open park with flat, soft grass. Great area to let dogs have a run. A bin is provided for doggy bags. Amazing sunset, too.

Sogand LA I recently went for a walk at Llewellyn Park and had a wonderful time. The park is absolutely beautiful – peaceful, green, and well-maintained. It’s a perfect spot for a relaxing walk, enjoying the fresh air, and soaking in the natural surroundings. I especially loved how quiet and calming the atmosphere was. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to unwind and connect with nature.

Deepa This park is a great place to spend time with family and friends. The wide open grass area provides plenty of space for kids and dogs to play, run around, and enjoy the outdoors. The facilities are well-maintained, and the park is clean and tidy. The BBQ facilities are perfect for hosting a family gathering or a picnic with friends. The cricket nets are a fantastic addition to the park. Toilets are clean and well stocked.

David Mitchell Very windy today for a round of disc golf. Hardly anyone out there, but its a nice open park and would be very nice in better weather