In Wangaratta, the
King George V Gardens playground sits in the town centre, shaded by mature plane trees, with toilets. In Benalla's Botanical Gardens, the
Rocket Playground has a heritage-listed eight-metre rocket from 1966, plus water features and hobbit holes. Mansfield's
Botanic Park playground has a ropes course, flying foxes, trampolines and a sandpit with a water pump. In Beechworth,
Queen Victoria Park has a playground and free barbecues under giant heritage-listed trees. Myrtleford's
Cundy Park, next to the library, has an adventure playground and a skate park.
In Bright,
Centenary Park has a free splash park with four splash pads, for toddlers to teenagers. Its playground has climbers, slides, a flying fox and a chain net climber.
Eildon's
Baanh ba Djila Splash Park, in Walter Moore Reserve, takes its name from the Taungurung for ‘water and play’. In Yackandandah,
Sir Isaac Isaacs Park has a playground, barbecues and a Changing Places facility. Chiltern's
Martin Park sits beside Lake Anderson, with a playground under shade sails and a sheltered barbecue.