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Kiah Place Playground was first developed in the 1970’s after resident Helen Nibbs started a petition to beautify the Place in 1971. The playground was
Accessed via Melrose Street, this beach proves popular for the residents of East Devonport. Nearby facilities include public toilets, shower, sealed walking and cycling track,
The Mersey Bluff Beach is the only beach in Devonport patrolled by volunteer surf lifesavers (summer months only). Accessed via Bluff Road, and located in
Located along the East Devonport walking path Melrose Street Playground offers something for all ages. Things to see and do Walk the East Devonport Play
Located in East Devonport, Pioneer Park is 1.7 Hectares of public open space. Things to see and do Walk around the park Ride around the
1.106 hectares of public open space between Morris Ave and Chichester Drive, bordered by residential properties with seven access points. A large open space with
Miandetta Park is located between Berrigan Road and Beaumont Drive. 2019 saw the inclusion of a playground to the park and 2019-2020 Capital Works included a
Maidstone Park is used for AFL football, country cricket, pony riding and netball. It includes the Spreyton Cricket facility and Spreyton Football Club. Ground hire
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