Amazing park...lots to explore and the milkshakes come out with a little extra special touch! Really recommend the milkshakes, hot chocolates and scones! What a gem of a place especially for the kids!
What a great discovery my family & I made this morning. The perfect place for a family outing. Loved the beautiful feeling of the outdoors while we enjoyed the sculptures. Plenty of space for the kids to explore. The cafe/restaurant had exceptional service and a delicious menu. They were accomodating of our two girls (1 & 3 year olds), really we couldn't fault it! A special mention to our waiter, Will who went above and beyond to look after us.. plastic cups for the girls, extra plates etc ... great attention to detail. Thanks again for a lovely morning out. We'll be back soon!!
Lovely, interesting, and educational too! We visited with some retired friends on a lovely sunny day. Spectacular moving sculptures, a lake with ducks, an indoor art gallery, plus a working beehive viewed behind glass. Next time I'll take the grandchildren for a picnic & post some photos as a written review doesn't do it justice 😊
Amazing place although I only saw a small part of it as I went for coffee then ran out of time (my friend talks alot :))
This place is definitely worth a visit if you are on the peninsula. It is $6 entry fee and if you are into art and sculptures in a beaitiful garden, this is your place. You wont be disappointed. Cafe is really good but could do with larger sized coffees.
Dog friendly and staff are all lovely!
I thought this place was great! Nice parklands, contemporary art pieces, water features, ducks and turtles! Kids thought it was great too! It's the type of place where you can spend as little or as much as you desire! Come for a picnic, stroll or for inspiration and time out; can't believe this treasure is located so close to Frankston! Will be back to see how it looks in winter.
A unique place with lots to explore. Seemingly hundreds of sculptures scattered around the park and it's quite fun exploring all the routes to see them all. Our dog was allowed with us (outside early) and there was some open grassland for a picnic too. There is an indoor gallery and cafe towards the centre of the park alongside toilet facilities.
If you love art and sculptures then this is a wonderful place to visit! There are so many different sculptures throughout the park that makes it a worthwhile day out.
Such a great tonic for the soul to be in such beautiful parklands with soaring sculptures that inspire awe and gives a new fresh perspective after the months of lockdown and COVID-19 blues. Highly recommend this place for families and those with dogs. The staff at the cafe were incredibly welcoming and treated my pup to first class service. We took turns to view the gallery as dogs are not allowed inside any of the buildings which is fair I think.
This park has some interesting sculptures surrounding the walking paths. It will, however, enhance the experience if there were more signage along the walking paths as some paths do lead to a dead-end. The indoor gallery, even though relatively small, has really good and inspiring exhibitions that are worth checking out.
The manager was very friendly, access to the park was great.
We had to leave early the next morning to catch the ferry to Tassie, the manager arranged a site for us that we could keep the caravan hooked up for the night.
Amenities were clean and well maintained, a drop point is available on site too.
Road noise was horrible but not much management could do about.
Shops were within walking distance, great neighbours too.
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