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Suitable for cricket, weddings, social gatherings, and private and community events.
Fairview Park features tall gum trees and open spaces, as well as a fully fenced playground.
Public facilities
- Barbecue
- Off-lead dog area (Read the park rules on our Off-lead dog parks page)
- Playground
- Seating and tables
- Toilets (located in the Wallen Reserve car park)
Playground
The fenced playground has:
- a seesaw
- swings
- slides
- bridges
- binoculars
- vintage flying foxes
- a tyre swing.
Address
4C Fairview Street, Hawthorn 3122
There is parking at nearby Wallen Reserve and limited parking on Fairview Street. The gardens are 1.5 km from Hawthorn train station.
About the park
Fairview Park covers 5.6 hectares alongside the Yarra River. Formerly known as Tea Gardens, its current design was created in the 1930s and the rockwork dates back to then.
With tall gum trees, plentiful birdlife and large open spaces, Fairview Park is a beautiful spot for picnics, walking or ball games.
A lovely oak-lined boulevard runs through the centre of the park, and dog-lovers and their four-legged friends will enjoy the generous off-lead area.