Top Things to do in Monash
Top Hotels in Monash
- 1. Hotel Chadstone Melbourne
- 2. Ibis Melbourne Glen Waverley
- 3. Novotel Glen Waverley
- 4. PARKROYAL Monash Melbourne
- 5. Quest Glen Waverley
- 6. Burwood East Motel
- 7. Box Hill Motel
- 8. The Waverley International Hotel
- 9. Clayton Monash Motor Inn & Serviced Apartments
- 10. Park Avenue - IKON Glen Waverley
What to do and see in Monash, Victoria: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Monash, Australia including Gardiner Creek Reserve, Jock Marshall Reserve, Burwood Skyline Drive In Playground, Brandon Park Reserve, Keeley Park, Jells Park, Namatjira Park, The Grange Reserve - UFO Park, Scotchmans Creek Trail, Batesford Reserve.
Restaurants in Monash
1. Gardiner Creek Reserve
2. Jock Marshall Reserve
3. Burwood Skyline Drive In Playground
4. Brandon Park Reserve
5. Keeley Park
6. Jells Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Surround yourself with good friends and family at Jells Park and forget you’re in the heart of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. The wide-open spaces of Jells Park were made for fun days out with family, friends and your four-legged pooch. Wander, cycle or run the tree-lined Dandenong Creek Trail. Bird lovers, set up in one of the bird hides for your chance to spot darters, pelicans, herons and cormorants. Come prepared for a picnic or barbecue. There are several picnic areas with varying facilities around Jells Park including the Oaks and Ashes, Stringybark and Pines Picnic Areas. Or book in at Madeline’s at Jells — located in the heart of Jells Park, it's the perfect place for a coffee or bite to eat, with views to match.
Reviewed By TPP123
You cannot visit the eastern suburbs of Melbourne without a day trip to Jells Park!! You can have lunch at the cafe or a bbq of your own, plenty of tables and spots to eat, bring a blanket, you can ALWAYS find room on your own away from the crowds. The playgrounds are fantastic for kids, as are the bike trails and walking tracks.
7. Namatjira Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By platypus150 - Melbourne, Australia
It seems to have everything and for all age groups. There is a bowling club, football oval, tall trees, wetland lakes with waterbirds, gym equipment, public toilets, a children's playground, an under cover BBQ/picnic area, drinking fountains, and both on-leash and off-leash dog areas. Walking and cycling paths are there, too, as is on site car parking. Many come here, just to have a lunch break.
8. The Grange Reserve - UFO Park
9. Scotchmans Creek Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Traveller88Melbourne
A long trail popular with bikers, walkers & runners. I frequently walk between Warrigal Rd to Waverley Rd near Valley Reserve. This stretch has pretty bridges, mini falls, runs along Oakleigh Golf Course, Huntingdale wetlands & a long tunnel under Monash freeway. Approx 10 kms return. You will spot pretty birdlife like lorikeets & the odd kookaburra. It has been widened & well maintained with some seats along the way once you cross Huntingdale wetlands.
