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Broadmeadows Valley Park Opens: 416 Acres of Trails, Ramps, Picnic Spots

From the 416-acre Broadmeadows Valley Park to the Merri Creek Trail 14.5km away, the area offers walking, running, hiking, golf and water sports without leaving the city.

By Broadmeadows Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Broadmeadows Valley Park Opens: 416 Acres of Trails, Ramps, Picnic Spots
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Broadmeadows Valley Park in Westmeadows sprawls across 416.1 acres and offers walking, running and hiking trails suited to all fitness levels, according to Expedia. The reserve also includes bike paths and basketball courts, making it a versatile outdoor destination minutes from the suburb’s centre.

Local reserves and sporting options

Broadmeadows Park, a separate site, features a skate park, picnic facilities and shaded scenic areas for relaxation, per its official information. Three kilometres away, Seabrook Reserve provides a quieter setting for leisurely strolls and picnics, according to the park’s listing.

For organised sport, the Northern Golf Club sits 4.8km from Broadmeadows Park, while URBNSURF Sports Park, also 4.8km away, offers water-based activities. Both venues are listed as nearby outdoor attractions on travel directories.

The Merri Creek Trail, located 14.5km from the suburb, is described as a scenic hiking experience suitable for a longer day out. The trail connects to Melbourne’s broader network of green corridors, according to local trail guides.

Getting outdoors this week

With winter in full swing, the region’s parks remain open during daylight hours. Broadmeadows Valley Park’s 416.1 acres provide ample space for social distancing, while the skate park at Broadmeadows Park offers an active option for younger visitors.

No entry fees are listed for any of the reserves. Visitors should bring their own picnic supplies and check local weather before heading out, as facilities at the smaller reserves are limited.

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