Top Things to do in Moonee Valley
Top Hotels in Moonee Valley
- 1. Hyatt Place Melbourne, Essendon Fields
- 2. Quest Moonee Valley
- 3. Punthill Essendon Apartments
- 4. The Sebel Melbourne Moonee Ponds
- 5. Alexander Motor Inn & Apartments
- 6. Nightcap at Skyways Hotel
- 7. Essendon Apartments
- 8. Summer Inn Holiday Apartments
- 9. Moonee Valley Views Apartments
- 10. Essendon Motel
What to do and see in Moonee Valley, Victoria: The Best Fun Activities & Games
Discover the best top things to do in Moonee Valley, Australia including Cork and Canvas, Victory Park, L.T Thompson Reserve, iFLY Melbourne, Bounce Inc, Black Sapphire Pirate Ship Playground, Fairbairn Park, Montgomery Park, Maribyrnong Park, Aberfeldie Park.
Restaurants in Moonee Valley
1. Cork and Canvas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Australia's first 'Paint and Sip' studio host the trendiest night out! No experience required to join any of our 2 or 3 hour sessions. One of our talented artists will guide you step-by-step, from start-to-end, how to paint your sessions featured artwork while sipping your favourite beverage. Our Paint and Sip sessions are BYO. Bring along your favourite bottle along and we'll provided the glasses and fridge. To book visit our website under 'Public Sessions' and select from a small or large canvas, bring your favourite beverage and we'll handle the rest!
2. Victory Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By 619je - Keysborough, Australia
The Essendon Community Playground is fun for kids, especially those 5 to 13. It will keep kids occupited for several hours, there is lots to do. The playground was built through a community effort, mainly with volunteer labour. The name "Victory Park" comes from the war memorial, which was unveiled in 1922 by Brigadier General "Pompey" Eliott, a local man who gained fame through his exploits in World War I. Since then, a plaque has been added to commemorate Australian men and women who served in all wars and conflicts. Children from nearby schools can be seen participating in ANZAC commemotation services. By the way, there's a BBQ, and gazebo in the park, and a supermarket nearby.
3. L.T Thompson Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 619je - Keysborough, Australia
L T Thompson Reserve is on Keilor Road, a busy street that hosts the 59 Tram. Recently two groves of trees have been planted, which will add to the park's amenity. Sadly, few people play cricket these days, so having a large area devoted to a dying pastime doesn't make much sense. The pegola and the shelter shed are both welcome, as is the BBQ. It's a big park, there's still ample room to kick a ball.There's also a playground. By the way, Louis Tobias Thompson was a long-serving local councilor.
4. iFLY Melbourne
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By CBon7
We recently visited iFLY and got the family package with our two kids who are 5 and 7 years old. It was such an incredible and unique experience. The staff are fantastic, especially with the kids. From the very start with the training, to when you are actually in the wind tunnel. A special thanks to May our instructor, who was amazing. The highflight was definitely a highlight, so I am happy we got that! The kids can't stop talking about it. We just booked a return flight package which is great value at almost half the price! Can't wait to go back!
5. Bounce Inc
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
BOUNCE is a massive indoor trampoline park in Essendon Fields Melbourne that provides an adrenaline rush for all ages. It’s decked out with more than 50 interconnected trampolines with the Big Bag, Slam Dunk and Dodgeball courts rolled in. Get some big air on our Cliff Jump and Super Tramp. Taste the rush of extreme sports and freestyle gymnastics without the hard landing. Whether you’re practising your aerial tricks or just getting a killer workout while you warp the laws of gravity, it’ll be pure awesomeness every time. Unleash your free spirit!
Reviewed By 669jackied - Sunbury, Australia
All the staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. I had 6 boys with me aged 7 to 13 and they all had the most wonderful time. It’s a great way for the youngsters to burn off some energy as well as getting the teens off technology!! Highly recommend a visit!
6. Black Sapphire Pirate Ship Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 619je - Keysborough, Australia
The Black Sapphire Pirate Ship will interest kids of all ages, they can't resist the lure of the pirate ship. There's lots of things to do, and lots of nooks and crannies to explore.. In addition, there's a more conventional playground that the littlies find attractive. The playground is on the banks of the Maribyrnong River, there's also a BBQ and picnic tables, plus a convenient automatic toilet. It's a popular place when the warm weather returns.
7. Fairbairn Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Fairbairn Park hosts a variety of sports, including a number of soccer pitches. The tennis and netball courts are being upgraded. It's a big park, which fits into a bend in the river. It has tables and benches. Unless you are into sport, there is really not much to see, but the golf course has a pleasant café with a good view of the links. There's also a driving range, which is popular with golfers.
8. Montgomery Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Montgpmery Park is a large park,. It has several BBQs and many picnic tables. The long slide will suit active older children, as will the various playgrounds. The basketball half court offers the prospect of pick-up games after hours. The single cricket net looks sad. Montgomery Park is large, but there is not much in the way of sports grounds. The trees are mainly natives. A few points to note: there is an automatic toilet, which is well maitained, and aslo a water fountain. The Montgomery Park Kindergarten can be entered from Hilda St.
9. Maribyrnong Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
We started off in Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds and walked down through Maribyrnong Park. We took the pedestrian bridge over the Maribyrnong River, watching out for the cyclists. We took a gravel path up the hill and arrived at the front of HIghpoint Shopping Centre, the heart of the West. We then walked over to Bunnings, to buy some harfware. We decided against retracing our steps to Puckle Street, as the walk had taken over two hours, so we took the 82 Tram to Moonee :Ponds Junction., The trip back took us around 20 minutes all up. We had a nice walk and saw some interesting sights.
10. Aberfeldie Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Aberfeldie Park is is in the Essendon area. It hosts Australian Rules Football (AFL) and cricket, both male and female. The Park has clubrooms for football and cricket. The Park has a good playground for younger children. It's also popular with dog walkers. Other park users would appreciate it if you picked up doggie droppings. The senior football often draws a large crowd
