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Melbourne Park

Gosch’s Paddock is a collection of grassed spaces on the outskirts of Melbourne Park and is where the Melbourne Victory, Melbourne Storm and the Melbourne Demons train. Outside of scheduled training times, these spaces are open to the public and are a great spot to have a kickabout with friends, walk the dog and have an outdoor workout. 

Note: All spaces are open to the public, though availability may vary based on club training schedules.

Once the site of the historic Olympic Park Stadium and current home of the Collingwood Magpies, Olympic Park Oval is a popular location for fitness enthusiasts with its running track that encircles the pitch. Open to the public, outside of scheduled training times, this could be your next location for a solo stroll or an addition to the run club rotation. 

Note: All spaces are open to the public, though availability may vary based on club training schedules.

One of the most recognisable locations at Melbourne Park made famous during the Australian Open, Garden Square is a tranquil location for a picnic or small gathering with friends. Surrounded by lush greenery and some famous faces of Australian tennis, why not stroll down from the bustling CBD to the calmness of Garden Square. 

Outside of tournament time, the outside courts of the Australian Open are open to the public, allowing visitors to walk through the same spaces where the greats have battled it out. If you’re looking for a deeper dive or even keen to hit on these courts yourself, Tennis World runs both guided tours and court hire.