bunjil nganga Parkland open day

Anyone can attend Bunjil nganga Parkland open day. All activities, performances, installations and activations are family-friendly and appropriate for all ages.

It’s free to attend the event. All activities are free. There are food and non-alcoholic drink options available for purchase.

Pathways within the Granite Hills Major Community Park are accessible by wheelchair. The Aboriginal Gathering Place is also accessible. Some activities are programmed in grassed areas adjacent to the Granite Hills Major Community Park are not accessible. Please note that there is no accessible pathway between the Aboriginal Gathering Place and the Granite Hills Major Community Park.

Yes, accessible restrooms are available in the Granite Hills Major Community Park and the Aboriginal Gathering Place.

Bring a chair or picnic rug to sit, a hat and sunscreen, friends and family.

bunjil nganga Parkland is a conservation reserve and does not support dogs off leash. Restrictions apply to dogs within 10m of playspaces In the Granite Hills Major Community Park playground.

Yes, BYO picnics and drinks are permitted. Please do not bring glass bottles.

The following food vendors will be operating on the day:

• For Fudge Sake
• Twisted Temptations
• Mr Soft Serve and Gelati

Yes. We’d love to see your pictures. If you’re posting on Instagram, feel free to tag us @citywhittlesea to share your discoveries with the community.

Security and site wardens will be stationed across the site wearing orange high visibility jackets. Please speak with them to report any emergency.

First aid services will be located near at the lawns in the Granite Hills Major Community Park.

Bunjil nganga Parkland open day is located at bunjil nganga Parkland Quarry Hills, 105 Hunters Road, South Morang 3752.

There is limited parking available at the event site. We recommend taking public transport and/or walking. Closest available public transport stops are the 386 Bus Stops right outside the event entry at Waterview Dr/Cravens Rd.

Additional overflow parking will be available at Waterview Recreation Reserve with a shuttle bus operating continuously from 10am to 3pm.

A shuttle bus is also available for transport from the Granite Hills Major Community Park to the Aboriginal Gathering Place.

While there is limited parking available at the bunjil nganga Parklands, additional parking is available at the Waterview Recreation Reserve.  A shuttle bus will operate between the reserve and parklands from 10am to 3.30pm.

The event is approximately a 1 minute walk from the 386 bus stop at Cravens Road and Waterview Road.

The event will go ahead as planned, some acts or installations may be modified for wet weather. Please bring some wet-weather clothing.

Be prepared for warm weather. Hats, sunglasses and long sleeves are recommended.

Our information tent is located at the stage in the Granite Hills Major Community Park for lost property.

This event will be captured by our photographers and videographers for use on social media and in City of Whittlesea marketing materials. By attending the event, you are agreeing to have your image used for these purposes. If you would not like your image captured, simply let one of our friendly staff know.