Playgrounds in Gippsland

Playground map: Gippsland

Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Gippsland: 424 in 89 suburbs and towns, including Traralgon, Warragul, Drouin, Morwell, Sale, Moe, Newborough, Leongatha, Maffra, Churchill, Korumburra and Trafalgar. 191 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Traralgon, Newman Park is one of Latrobe City's four regional play spaces, with public toilets on Peterkin Street. Warragul's Civic Park covers 12 acres, with walking tracks, a rotunda and an accessible all-ages playground. Drouin's Civic Park has a water play area, trampolines, an embankment slide and a flying fox. In Morwell, the Town Common playground is another regional play space, with public toilets.
The Sale Botanic Gardens playground sits on the eastern edge of Lake Guthridge, with 4 kilometres of walking trails and a sensory garden. Between Lake Guthridge and Lake Guyatt, the Interactive Play Space has rope climbing, hopscotch tiles and carved timber animals.
Moe's all-abilities playground and Mathison Park in Churchill are Latrobe's other two regional play spaces. In Korumburra, Coal Creek Heritage Park has a playground, barbecues and toilets beside a recreated coal mining village. Leongatha's McIndoe Park has a playground, barbecues, seating and public toilets.

Every playground in Gippsland, by town

Buffalo: 1 more playground on the map
Buln Buln: Buln Buln Recreation Reserve Playground · 1 more on the map
Erica: 1 more playground on the map
Hazelwood North: 1 more playground on the map
Mcloughlins Beach: McLoughlins Beach Playground
Rawson: Croxford Park playground · 1 more on the map
Stony Creek: 1 more playground on the map
Toora: Sagasser Park · Stanley Street Playground · 1 more on the map
Traralgon South: Ray Symons Playground
Tyers: Tyers Community Park playground · 1 more on the map
Welshpool: 2 more playgrounds on the map
Willow Grove: Willow Grove Recreation Reserve playground · 3 more on the map
Playgrounds from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), council open data and our own checks; features as confirmed for each one. Toilet distances are in a straight line, from the public toilet map data.