Winifred Crescent Reserve

Located in Toorak, Australia, Winifred Crescent Reserve is a grassy riverfront park on the banks of the Yarra River.

Toorak doesn't have many parks or reserves, so it is an important place for residents and visitors. They come here to walk their dogs, sit on park benches, have picnics, and watch their kids play on playground equipment.

The best things to do at Winifred Crescent Reserve are to have a picnic, walk dogs, sit on park benches, and watch kids playing on playground equipment. Visitors can also enjoy the lovely outlook of the Yarra River, which adds to the serene atmosphere of the park.

It is worth noting that there are no public toilets for humans, but plastic bags are provided for doggie droppings, making it easy and convenient for pet owners.

While the park is accessible all year round, the best time to visit Winifred Crescent Reserve is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. To get to Winifred Crescent Reserve, visitors can turn off Toorak Road down Grange Road and then turn left down Bruce Road. Visitors can then make a right down Canberra Avenue, which provides road access to the park. Visitors can also park near the park itself.