Parks & Reserves in Hume
Hume City Council is responsible for landscaping and maintenance of parks and sporting reserves, playgrounds, nature strip trees, median strips, trees in parks and land surrounding Council buildings such as leisure centres, pre-schools and childcare facilities. Council also keeps reserves free of litter, installs playground equipment and carries out a yearly roadside slashing program.
We also manage remnant vegetation in Hume, community tree planting activities, environmental programs and provide advice and information on indigenous plants, weeds, sustainable land management and Hume's natural environment.
Link to Evans Street Wildflower Grassland in Sunbury.
Link to fishing information at Jack Roper Reserve in Broadmeadows.
Listing of Parks, Walkways and Reserves in Hume by suburb:
Attwood Parks & Reserves
Broadmeadows Parks & Reserves
Bulla, Campbellfield & Clarkefield Parks/Reserves
Coolaroo & Dallas Parks & Reserves
Craigieburn Parks & Reserves
Gladstone Park & Greenvale Parks/Reserves
Jacana & Kalkallo Parks/Reserves
Meadow Heights Parks & Reserves
Mickleham & Oaklands Junction Parks/Reserves
Roxburgh Park & Somerton Parks/Reserves
Sunbury Parks & Reserves
Tullamarine & Westmeadows Parks/Reserves
Adopt a Park
Would you like to make a difference in your local area and make some new friends in your neighbourhood? Hume is calling on residents to adopt a local park to help us keep them clean, safe places that we are proud to live in. To register your interest and for more information on what support you will receive from Council contact Council’s Waste and Litter Education Officer on 9205 2200. Visit Adopt a Park for more information.
Community Fruit and Vegetable Gardens
Hume City Council has commenced designing five community gardens as part of the Healthy Hume initiative. The gardens will be ready for use by the local community in the next couple of months for growing herbs, vegetables and fruit. Visit Community Gardens for more information.
So get involved in your local area. Learn hands-on gardening and grow your own fresh and organic food. The gardens can also help reduce your household waste by using communal composting systems and are fantastic places to meet other people. If you would like to know more, call us on 9205 2200 or email healthyhume@hume.vic.gov.au
Street and Reserve Tree Documents: