Brimbank Park, State park in Keilor East, Victoria, Australia
Brimbank Park is a state park in Keilor East covering about 328 hectares along the Maribyrnong River. The landscape includes native grasslands, rocky escarpments along the waterway, and an extensive network of walking trails that wind through the terrain.
European settlers in the late 1800s named the area after the practice of moving livestock through the fertile river valley for grazing. The location became known for this agricultural use of the waterway and surrounding lands.
The park sits on Wurundjeri People's traditional lands, with signs of their long presence visible throughout the region. This connection to the land is woven into how the space is used and understood today.
The park is open daily with extended hours during daylight savings. You will find barbecues, picnic areas, a café, and multiple access points to walking trails distributed throughout the grounds.
The park runs an Autism Friendly Visits program where digital guides help children understand what they will experience during their visit. This makes it easier for families with sensitive children to plan and enjoy their time here.
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