Celebrate the arrival of spring at Noble Park Family Fun Day 2026.
Join us for a vibrant day of multicultural food, live entertainment, hands-on activities, community stalls and family fun.
This year’s spring-themed celebration will bring the season to life with colorful experiences, playful adventures and exciting activities that celebrate the community, connection and the joy of spring.
It is the perfect opportunity to get outdoors, make new memories and enjoy a fun-filled day together.
Getting there:
To help reduce carbon emissions and traffic congestion, we encourage participants to use public transport, cycle, walk or carpool where possible.
Travelling by Train: Noble Park Railway Station is serviced by the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines and is located approximately 750 meters from Ross Reserves.
Travelling by Bus: The closest bus stop is serviced by 811 bus route at Memorial Drive/Heatherton Road.
Additional nearby bus stops include 709 and 816 lines. These routes stop near Noble Park Railway Station and along Frank Street and Douglas Street.
Travelling by Bicycle: Bicycle parking is available at the Ross Reserve Pavillion. Please remember to bring a lock and secure your bicycle upon arrival.
Parking: Limited parking is available near Ross Reserve along Memorial Drive and Lightwood Road. Additional public parking is available at:
- Noble Park Railway Station
- Frank Street Public Car Park
Please observe all parking signs and restrictions.
Hydration Station
Don't forget to bring your reusable water bottle. Free drinking water will be available at our Hydration station throughout the event to help you stay refreshed while enjoying the day.
We look forward to celebrating with you at Noble Park Family Fun Day 2026.
Sunday 25 October
11am-4pm
Can I bring my pets to the event?
If your pet is uneasy around children, other animals or loud noise, please consider leaving them at home. If you decide to bring your friendly pet, they must always be secured with a lead during the event.
Do you have accessible parking bays, toilets and entry points?
Ross Reserve is a grassed outdoor venue. Accessible toilet facilities are available at the Ross Reserve Pavilion, and accessible drop-off zone will be located nearby to assist visitors attending the event. As the event takes place within a grassed reserve, visitors should be aware that some areas may include uneven outdoor surfaces.
Is there a quiet and low sensory space available?
A quiet and low sensory space will be available within the Ross Reserve Pavilion. Please contact our team at the event for access.
If you require additional assistance to participate, please get in contact with us.