Stunning redevelopment of Rosehill Park, a welcoming place for all

The Rosehill Park Playspace is now open, offering a vibrant and inclusive play experience designed for all ages and abilities. With a mix of imaginative structures and sensory elements, it’s the perfect destination for families, friends, and nature lovers.

The stunning playspace features:

• Adventure play: A custom-built tree tower with a large slide, cubbyhouse, climbing nets, and other elements inspired by native plants and wildlife.
• Little ones’ zone: Toddler-friendly features including a slide, sandpit, and soft rubber mound.
• Sensory delights: Timber and stone sculptures of local fauna, and a feature creek with water play.
• Active fun: A group swing structure, dual flying fox, trampoline, and rope climbing structure all offer dynamic play options.

Other park upgrades and amenities include the planting of over 200 trees across the reserve, new concrete pathways, upgraded park furniture, and additional landscaping, as well as enhanced facilities, including barbecue amenities, a second picnic shelter, outdoor exercise equipment, and a full-sized basketball court.

These bespoke play structures support a variety of activities, from climbing, swinging, sliding, balancing, imagination play, to accessible play, making it a truly inclusive destination.

This fantastic redevelopment is part of the Rosehill Park Master Plan, and Council is thrilled to welcome you to this vibrant new space designed for relaxation, recreation, and social connection.

Official Launch Celebration

Date: Monday, 22 September
Time: 10am–12pm
Where: Rosehill Park, 35 Rachelle Road, Keilor East

Free event

Parental supervision required.

Join us for a wattle-themed launch of our new playspace. Families can enjoy:

• our new playspace
• nature crafts like wattle wands and crowns
• music
• free plant giveaways.

We encourage you to wear yellow to this wattle-themed event! Local musician Peter Westwood will also be performing.

No bookings required.

More info: Rosehill Park master plan – Moonee Valley City Council