Mercedes Court Reserve playground

Mercedes Court Reserve playground is a neighbourhood playground in Rosanna. The park sits between nearby homes and is close to Banyule Primary School.

The park is a well-loved place for locals to meet, walk and spend time together.

The playground will be renewed in 2027, and we want to hear from the community now to better plan for and design the new space.

The playground is located in the centre of the park, surrounded by mature trees. It currently includes a play structure, rocker, swings and a small see-saw. There is also a basketball next to the playground.

Tell us how you use the playground and surrounding park, what you love about it and any ideas you have to make it a better play space for the local community.

Your feedback will help us create a draft playground concept, which we’ll share for more feedback in the second half of 2026.

Get involved

Share your local knowledge and help guide the upcoming renewal of Mercedes Court Reserve playground from 20 April - 17 May 2026.

  • Community pop-up

    Come to an in-person session and speak to Council staff.
    Saturday 2 May 2026, 3.30pm - 4.30pm
    Mercedes Court Reserve playground
    2 Mercedes Court, Rosanna

  • Survey

    Complete the online survey below until 17 May 2026

    Request a hardcopy survey from:
    Open Space Planning Team
    9422 6186
    openspaceplanning@banyule.vic.gov.au

  • Interactive map

    Drop a pin on the interactive map below until 17 May 2026 and share your thoughts about Dunvegan Parklands and playground.

Have your say

What can you influence?

  • Types of play equipment – helping us choose the right equipment for different ages and how people like to play, based on community feedback.
  • Paths to the playground – where paths should go to make it easy and safe to get to the play space.
  • The playground will be renewed – the existing playground will be upgraded as part of this project.
  • The size and budget of the playground – the playground will be designed as a neighbourhood‑level park, which means its size and features are set by the available budget.

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