HOT: Crocodile Park, Point Cook

Crocodile Park Point Cook is part of a residential development called Saltwater Coast. The playground, barbecue area, boardwalk and cafe is one of sixteen parkland areas in the development and is set amongst some beautiful glistening wetlands.

crocodile park point cook

crocodile park point cook

The Point Cook playground uses a cheerful blue and white nautical colour scheme and the equipment is bedded into a mixture of soft white sand and blue soft fall surfaces.

crocodile park point cook

The highlight is the extensive water play area which starts from the crocodile’s mouth into a small wading pool…

crocodile park point cook

….winds its way along stepping stones….

crocodile park point cook

…and ends in squirting water jets!

crocodile park point cook

crocodile park point cook

Other parts of the playground include several climbing forts suitable for 3+ years (because there’s not an easy way to get down)…

crocodile park point cook

…rope bridges…

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…two steep metal slides…

crocodile park point cook

…two basket swings…

crocodile park point cook

…and a double springer see saw. There are also small pieces of play equipment dotted along the boardwalk.

crocodile park point cook

There is only one BBQ shelter at the playground but more further afield in the wetlands area. The nearest toilets are either at the toilet block across the walking bridge or at the Coast Cafe/land sales office.

For me the best part of this Point Cook park is that it isn’t just plonked in the middle of nowhere with empty housing lots. I really love the mixture of boardwalks and bridges over the made made wetlands. In fact, that’s the first part Baby 2.0 gravitates towards before he even spots the playground! The water is generally barricaded by low shrubbery but of course, still be vigilant.

crocodile park point cook

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text el_class=”thon-hot-tips-panel”] Tips for Crocodile Park Point Cook:

  • the playground is unfenced and next to water areas;
  • nearest toilets are in the toilet block across the walking bridge or at the Coast Cafe and the land sales office;
  • unshaded except for BBQ areas;
  • BBQs and picnic tables;
  • free parking very close by;
  • suitable for toddlers;
  • suitable for older kids; and
  • large water play area so bring bathers, a change of clothes and a towel.

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About Joyce Watts

Joyce Watts is a former intellectual property, IT and media lawyer turned serial entrepreneur.

As well as being the founder of TOT: HOT OR NOT she helps businesses with their SEO, email marketing & social media as BrightSmart.com.au; she owns an online bike store CycleStyle.com.au and develops and produces creative experiences for families via WheelieGoodFun.com. She used to publish another popular lifestyle and food blog called MEL: HOT OR NOT The decisive guide to Melbourne.

She lives in inner-city Melbourne with her husband, two children and seven bikes.

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