FAQs
- drainage improvements on the northern oval so it can be better used all year round
- a new shelter with seating and storage
- new drinking fountain with dog bowl
- a new path connecting both ovals
- improved fencing to allow easier access into the ovals for dogs and their owners
- Stage 1: Infrastructure works
- Stage 2: Oval drainage upgrades.
Why are the facilities at Warrandyte Reserve being upgraded
Warrandyte Reserve is an existing popular dog off lead reserve. We have received $300,000 in grant funding to provide improved informal dog off lead facilities for dogs and their owners. The Warrandyte Reserve northern oval upgrade is supported by the Victorian Government through the New and Upgraded Dog Parks Program.
What is being upgraded
The Warrandyte Reserve upgrade includes:
There are two ovals at Warrandyte Reserve why aren’t both ovals being upgraded?
The Warrandyte Reserve infrastructure upgrade focuses on improvements to the northern oval so it can better service the community, including dogs and their owners, with the main oval primarily used for sports and other recreational activities.
When will the final designs be ready?
The final designs for Warrandyte Reserve upgrade are expected to be completed in August 2025. Subscribe to the Your Say Manningham page for further information as the project progresses.
When will the works begin and how long will they take?
Construction is planned for late 2025 and will be delivered in 2 stages:
The schedule is subject to authority approvals, weather conditions and contractor availability