Park in Leslie Vale, TAS

Leslie Vale Recreation Area

Open now

550 Leslie Rd, Leslie Vale, 7054

Christopher Johnson Memorial Park

Open now

Tyndall Rd, Bonnet Hill, 7053

Kingston Dog Beach

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Tyndall Rd, Bonnet Hill, 7053

Customers highly rate Kingston Dog Beach as an excellent place for walks with their dogs. The area is described as lovely, providing a 5-star experience for pets. The dog-friendliness is noteworthy, allowing dogs to roam freely. The picnic area offers shade and decent seating. Several mentions praise the friendly environment and the beautiful surroundings.

Blackmans Bay Skate Park

Ocean Esplanade, Blackmans Bay, 7052

Blackmans Bay Skate Park is appreciated for its smooth riding experience and variety of options, including a flowy design and a large halfpipe for skating and biking. The park also features close proximity to playgrounds, clean facilities, and nearby cafes and restaurants. Some reviews mention the presence of smaller ramps that can pose a challenge, but overall the park is praised for its scenic location and friendly community.

Mary Knoll Reserve

59 Blowhole Rd, Blackmans Bay, 7052

Suncoast Dog Park

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108 Tinderbox Rd E, Blackmans Bay, 7052

Cascade Gardens

Closed now

2 Mcrobies Rd, South Hobart, 7004

(03) 6212 7801

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Red Chapel Beach

516 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay, 7005

Coningham Nature Recreation Area

344 Coningham Rd, Coningham, 7054

Marieville Esplanade

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320A Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay, 7005

Fitzroy Gardens

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Digney St, Dynnyrne, 7005

(03) 6238 2886

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Coningham Main Beach

280 Coningham Rd, Coningham, 7054

Long Beach Reserve

Closed now

Long Point Rd, Sandy Bay, 7005

(03) 6238 2711

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St. David's Park

Closed now

16 Elizabeth Street, Hobart, 7000

(03) 6238 2886

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St. David's Park is a beautiful and tranquil green space in the heart of Hobart. Customers often mention the peaceful atmosphere, tall trees, lush greenery, and clean public facilities. The park is home to various memorials and monuments commemorating colonial history. It's a popular spot for reading, picnicking, and staying connected with nature.