Urban Walk with kids - Bendigo CBD
Urban Walk with kids - Bendigo CBD
Starting at Bendigo train station and finishing at Rosalind Park, this walk provides an interesting passage through Bendigo CBD for children and adults alike.
Summary
Starting at Bendigo train station and finishing at Rosalind Park, this walk provides an interesting passage through Bendigo CBD for children and adults alike.
Description
Starting at Bendigo train station, exit the building and head north-west toward the science discovery centre. Pass the front entrance of the market place and continue north to Edward Street. Cross Wills street and continue along Edward Street to Hargreaves Street. At Hargreaves Street, cross over and turn right. Walk approximately 100m and turn left into lane way. This lane way takes you to Bath lane. Turn right into Bath lane and continue along until you reach Mitchell Street. Cross over Mitchell Street and turn right. Walk 10m and turn left into Hargreaves Mall. Walk through Hargreaves Mall, past the Gillies Pie shop and cross over Williamson Street. Follow Hargreaves Street approx. 15m and turn left into Chancery Lane. Follow Chancery Lane to Pall Mall. Turn left and head towards the traffic lights in front of the Shamrock Hotel. Cross over Pall Mall and head towards the bridge into Rosalind Park. Head north to the camp hill play ground at the base of Camp Hill Primary school.
5277 Views
Points of Interest
1. Laneway between Hargreaves Street and Bath Lane
Enjoy the Street art and architecture of Bendigo Bank building.
2. Bath Lane
Street art and Bendigo Bank Building
3. Hargreaves Mall
Stroll past shops, kids might like to play on rocks and with water feature.
4. View to Town Hall
Admire the beautiful architecture of the Town Hall
5. Street art in Chancery Lane
Street art keeps the walk interesting and captures the children's imaginations
6. Street Art in Chancery Lane
The children enjoy looking at the street art
7. Coffee Stop
Grab a coffee along the way
8. Shamrock Hotel
Admire the grand old Shamrock Hotel
9. Bridge over Bendigo Creek
Children enjoy the view.
10. Boulevard along the Creek
Enjoy a stroll along the grand boulevard.
11. Camp Hill playground
Children love climbing and exploring this playground. Plenty of variety and the natural surrounds lend themselves to a range of imaginative games. Also plenty of trails for bike and scooter riding.
12. Camp hill playground
This playground caters for all ages up to 12 years approx.
Features
Playground
Local treasures
