Eastern Beach Reserve

About Eastern Beach Reserve

Eastern Beach Reserve is a things to do venue in Geelong, Victoria.

Originally built in the 1930s, this charmingly cosmopolitan reserve has established itself as one of Geelong’s most loved tourist spots, offering visitors an enclosed sea bath, boardwalk, diving towers, children’s pool, floating islands, kiosk, changerooms, terraced lawns, and playground.

This reserve is an ideal spot for a family outing, with a wide range of facilities to cater to every age group. The safe swimming areas are patrolled by lifeguards during summer, making it a great place to have fun and cool off on a warm day.

Apart from that, there are barbeque facilities, picnic tables, public toilets, and ample parking to make your trip more comfortable. The entry at the Eastern Beach Reserve is free, and easy access is available, making it easy for people with disabilities to enjoy the facilities.

You can spend hours at the Eastern Beach Reserve, exploring the various activities it offers. The sea bath is a top attraction here, along with the enclosed swimming pool, which is perfect for little ones to splash around in.

If you’re feeling more adventurous, the diving towers are sure to give you a thrill. Take a walk along the boardwalk, and you’ll find floating islands along the way, where you can sit and relax while enjoying the surrounding scenery.

The playground is great for kids, with plenty to keep them amused, while the terraced lawns are perfect for a picnic or just

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Geelong, Victoria
• Phone: 1800 620 888
• Website: visit ↗

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