Centenary Park is loaded with fun and excitement. It has a playground (with tonnes of play equipment), an outdoor fitness equipment, and two sportsgrounds. It's a popular location for playing and picnics, supported with BBQ facilities, public toilets, internal walking paths and cricket training nets.
Centenary Park
Features
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BBQ Facilities
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Birdie golf cage
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Dogs – off leash
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Dogs – on leash
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Toilets
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Walking Path
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Playground
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Rotunda or picnic shelter
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Tables
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Seating
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Fitness station
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Cricket nets
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Tennis club
Playground
You'll love Centenary Park's playground, which includes:
- slides
- a flying fox
- monkey bars
- a climbing frame
- fireman's pole
- telescope
- educational panels
Picnic shelter and BBQs
The picnic shelter is located close to the playground, with 2 picnic tables available for social gatherings. There are BBQ facilities nearby to the picnic shelter to add another element to your picnic.
Book and reserve a picnic shelter or outdoor event
To book or find more information visit our Picnic Shelter and Outdoor Events Booking page
Active recreation
Centenary Park has many opportunities for recreation, including:
- two sports grounds (cricket and football)
- internal walking/running pathways
- outdoor fitness equipment
- a golf birdie cage
- cricket training nets
Did you know? Centenary Park is home to St Peters Football Club, Bentleigh Uniting Cricket Club and Centenary Park Tennis Club.
Dog leash information
- The western side of Centenary Park is on-leash (closest to Brady Road, including the western sports ground).
- The eastern side of Centenary Park is off leash (closest to Bignell Road, including the eastern oval).
