Eildon Reserves Redevelopment
- Project typeRecreation Project
- Project value$6.1 million
- Project scheduleIn Progress
- Completion Date30 November 2024
Works are underway on the much-anticipated Eildon Reserves Redevelopment.
The project will see the redevelopment of Walter Moore and Thomas Marr Reserves in Eildon and involves the construction of a range of different elements, which are outlined in the below construction schedule.
| Project Element |
Status |
Estimated Completion Date |
| Skate Park |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-May 2024 |
| Flying Fox and Swing Set Playground |
Works in Progress |
End of July 2024 |
| Senior Play Space |
Works in Progress |
End of July 2024 |
| Adventure Playground |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-November 2024 |
| Splash Park |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-November 2024 |
| Toilet and change facilities |
Works in Progress |
Mid-November 2024 |
| BBQ and Shelter |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-November 2024 |
| Fencing |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-November 2024 |
| Minor Footpath and Landscaping Works |
Works Scheduled |
Mid-November 2024 |
The public toilet is undergoing a significant upgrade, providing access for all abilities and incorporating a new change area, and is closed until the upgrades are complete. The nearest alternative public toilets can be found at Eildon Lions Park.
As part of the project, Utah Place is also becoming a no-through road, based on community feedback, providing a safe pedestrian link for users, particularly families with young children moving between the two reserves.
This $6.1 million project is made possible with funding from State Government’s Regional Tourism Investment Fund, Local Sport Infrastructure Fund and Changing Places Fund, and the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Fund. Council’s $1.493 million contribution includes the proceeds from the future sale of two parcels of underused land in the Eildon township.
Location
1 Main Street, Eildon 3713 View Map
-37.233927,145.908871
1 Main Street ,
Eildon 3713
1 Main Street ,
Eildon 3713
Eildon Reserves Redevelopment