Price Park

Nestled in Viewbank, Price Park spans 7 hectares of mown grasslands interspersed with native and exotic trees. The reserve features diverse vegetation communities, including plains grassy woodland, river red gum ecosystems, and box–stringybark woodland. Wildlife enthusiasts can observe species such as Australian magpies, brushtail possums, and rainbow lorikeets. Amenities include barbecues, a dog off-lead zone, fitness equipment, play equipment, public toilets, and walking/bike trails. The park is professionally managed by Banyule's Bushland Management Unit. Originally cleared for farmland during European settlement, it was named after HP Price, a shire secretary from 1895 to 1933.