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Grace Park is suitable for small events, games and social gatherings.

It features immaculate paths lined with oak trees and plenty of open space.

The playground has a flying fox, rope bridge and climbing wall, and gets good shade from trees. A rebound wall and basketball half-court offer the chance for more fun!

For more information about this park, visit our Grace Park page.

 

Capacity

Up to: 80 people

Book park area
Aerial view of grass area with scattered trees, surrounded by a thick layer of trees. There is a walking path lined with smaller trees through the middle of the grass, and another path to the left.
Grass area with line of bright green trees on its far side. There is part of a small garden at the bottom and a building to the far right.
Straight dirt path with concrete gutters, lined by large mature trees on each side. There is sun-soaked grass to the left and a shaded playground to the right.
Grass area with a thick layer of trees on its far side. There is a walking path lined with smaller trees through the middle of the grass, and another path to the left. Houses are in the distance.
Dirt path with grass and a line of small trees on either side. The path has concrete gutters and a slight left curve at its far end.
Playground featuring wooden climbing structure with triangular corrugated roof. There is a purple, brown and white mural in the background and trees in the distance.
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Apply to book

You can book a grass area in the park for your exclusive use.

You can apply to bring:

  • up to 40 chairs and 5 tables for events
  • a marquee or arbour covering up to 40 square metres.

Booking times

7 days including public holidays.

April to October: 8 am to 6 pm.

November to March: 8 am to 8:30 pm.

Fees and charges

Fees are determined by the size, location, duration and complexity of the event.

View fees and charges View all bookable spaces

Event permit

Most organised activities held on council land require an event permit to make sure they meet safety requirements, avoid clashes with other activities and comply with local laws and regulations. Find out more on our Planning an outdoor event on council land page.