Pevan & Sarah in Concert 2026 Grab your tiger ears and join Pevan & Sarah for the ultimate musical adventure! This interactive stage spectacle is packed with bangers, big laughs and brilliant learning. It’s a high-energy celebration that your kids will be talking about long after the curtains close.
Darebin Creek Trail Enjoy a scenic shared path for cyclists and walkers on the Darebin Creek Trail, extending from Maserati Park through Norris Bank Reserve and past La Trobe University.
Kinglake National Park Located 65 km north-east of Melbourne, Kinglake National Park offers scenic views, walking trails, camping, mountain biking, and rich birdlife, making it perfect for adventurous family outings.
Metropolitan Ring Road Trail This trail offers a versatile path for cyclists and walkers. It intersects with multiple other trails, making it ideal for commuting or recreational activities all year round.
Mill Park Leisure Centre Mill Park Leisure Centre offers fantastic fitness and recreational facilities including three new pools, a 24/7 gym, swimming lessons, spa and sauna amenities and an outdoor play and exercise area.
Mustbar Relax at Mustbar with a wide selection from the tapas bar and restaurant menu. Ideal for Friday night get-togethers with family and friends.
Parks, trails and playgrounds Explore the scenic parks, trails and playgrounds during your stay in the City of Whittlesea. Enjoy outdoor activities, beautiful landscapes and fun play areas for the whole family.
Sports facilities Discover Whittlesea's exceptional sporting facilities. Enjoy well-maintained amenities for football, basketball, tennis, skating and more, with plenty of options to stay active during your stay.
The Sporting Globe A premier sports bar in Mill Park with over 50 screens and private booths with touchscreen TVs. Enjoy sports, food and drinks in the ultimate game-watching venue.
Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre TRAC features year-round amenities including a 25 m lap pool, hydrotherapy pool, fun pool with water slide, BBQ, gym and multipurpose sports court.
Turners Bakehouse Eatery Turners Bakehouse Eatery in Mernda offers authentic artisan sourdough, handmade cakes and pastries. Enjoy fresh seasonal food for breakfast, brunch, lunch or high tea in a charming historic setting.
Uncle Nev’s horse riding Experience breathtaking views and abundant wildlife on horseback at Uncle Nev’s. Riders of all levels, aged 10 and above, are welcome to explore Mt. Disappointment State Forest.
Whittlesea Swim Centre Whittlesea Swim Centre is an outdoor pool complex that caters for people of all ages and abilities. If you are looking for some summer fun or swim lessons, Whittlesea Swim Centre should be top of your list.
Wildlife spotting Experience Whittlesea’s diverse wildlife in parks like Plenty Gorge Parklands, Kinglake National Park, and Quarry Hills Regional Park. Encounter birds, kangaroos, echidna, reptiles and more.
Yan Yean Reservoir Yan Yean Reservoir, Victoria’s oldest water supply, offers a perfect spot for a family outing with scenic walking trails, shaded picnic areas, electric barbecues, playgrounds and abundant birdlife.
Birdwatching Discover excellent birdwatching opportunities in Whittlesea’s parks. Explore Kinglake National Park, Plenty Gorge Parklands and Quarry Hills Regional Park to spot species like King Parrots and Scarlet Robins.
bunjil nganga Parkland (Quarry Hills) Visit bunjil nganga Parkland (Quarry Hills), the largest parkland in Whittlesea, offering scenic walking trails, picnic spots and breathtaking views. Discover rich cultural heritage and diverse wildlife in this must-visit destination.
Spike the Echidna Spike is an entertaining, fun and enchanting performance for children by acclaimed performance company, Little Wing Puppets!
The Farmy Farm The Farmy Farm has more going on than a chook in a worm farm! Set in their favourite part of Australia, Legend Farms, join Kenny & Jenny for a day in the life of getting their jobs done with a tractor-load of circus and farming tomfoolery.
The Wobbly Wallaby The Wobbly Wallaby just can’t hop in a straight line, no matter how hard she tries! She is easily distracted and is often running late. She just does not seem to do things the way the other wallabies do.