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Suitable for picnics, children's play, social gatherings and celebrations.
Yarra Bank Reserve is a lovely spot to relax by the river. The reserve has private rowing sheds and launching facilities.
Public facilities
- Barbecue area (covered)
- Playground with water and nature play
- Seating and tables
- Toilets
Address
44 Creswick Street, Hawthorn 3122
There is angle parking on Creswick Street.
Public transport
Tram 48, 75 and 109: The reserve is over the road from the Hawthorn Bridge/Bridge Road stop
About the reserve
The reserve originally formed part of the Yarra River floodplain. It is part of a larger length of open space that stretches from Muir Street to Isabella Grove in Hawthorn.
The park is separated from the northern section of open space by the gardens of some properties that run almost to the riverbank.
The embankment constructed for the Burwood Road bridge splits the reserve down the middle.