Drove out here for my son's soccer game. It was okay, the street is a bit tight and narrow, but there are some very nice and civilised recessed paved parking spaces set back onto the nature strip. The park itself is a bit of a paddock, not that smooth, rough and coarse grass, and the surface want all that even. There is a synthetic cricket pitch in the middle too, but that divides 2 fields. In the end it was okay, if a little out of the way There is also a playground for younger children, plus men's and ladies toilets.

Very ordinary cricket field. The synthetic pitch is standard, but the run-up is a dusty minefield, the stump holes don't hold stumps in (my comp had to start using stump stands) and the outfield is hard, bumpy and the heavy grass full of aeration holes. There are two nets but they are concrete and probably the worst nets I've ever used. On the plus side, there is a bathroom. Also there is a very simple playground for kids

Moderately vast area, ideal for cycling and jogging. Calm and quiet area.

had a game here won 3-1 beautiful park

Nice park for ridding but here I splashed my tyre. Be careful

Council needs to mow and clear away the grass as it is piled up all over the cricket field. Also dog walkers allow dogs off the lead which is detrimental to enjoyment of the park and children’s playground

Great wide and spacious area for sport activities and family fun.

Poor cricket nets, and the ground is also not maintained. uneven surface and tall grass means high risk of injury and poor playing conditions.

Nice seats which were mostly near bins but that's ok 😜

Spend a few hours or the whole day in this beautiful space. Home to well-kept botanical features, and Conservatory of Flowers. Museums and outdoor features offer something for everyone. Friendly for pedestrians, cyclists, couples, and families. Enjoy fresh air, trees, and nature. One of my favorite city places. Many happy returns and good memories.

Nice park has batting practice cages, amenities, play area, sports fields and benches.

Flockhart Park is a massive park that is a part of the network of parkland alongside the chef's river foreshore, bounded via Burwood avenue, Hextall and Trelawney streets, croydon park. The cook's river pedestrian and cycle pathway passes via the park, illuminated at night time by means of solar lighting fixtures. Part of this park could be categorized as a sports ground consistent with its current use for sports.

Good for cricket. But the public toilets are locked unless the park is booked and no other public toilets are nearby.