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Parks in Bundoora: Five Whittlesea Council Listings

Ella Brooks Updated October 11, 2026
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Correction (11 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 11 October 2026.

This page lists five parks in Bundoora: Japonica Park, Virginia Park, Medora Park, Arthur Park and Edward Park. Each is named on a Whittlesea Council page.

We checked every one against that council page and OpenStreetMap. We copied no walking distance, grade or surface, so this is a map of where each park is, not a route guide. Check the council page before you go.

The quick picks

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Japonica Street addressJaponica Park30A Japonica Street, Bundoora
Virginia Crescent addressVirginia Park61W Virginia Crescent, Bundoora
Medora Avenue addressMedora Park21W Medora Avenue, Bundoora
Arthur Street addressArthur Park133W Arthur Street, Bundoora
Edward Street addressEdward Park1A Edward Street, Bundoora

Japonica Park — 30A Japonica Street, Bundoora VIC 3083

Bird perched in a flowering wattle Illustrative photo. Photo by Michael on Unsplash

Whittlesea Council’s local parks and reserves page names Japonica Park and gives its location as 30A Japonica Street, Bundoora 3083. OpenStreetMap lists the same name. We copied no distance, grade or surface for it.

Start at: 30A Japonica Street, the address the council page prints.

Virginia Park — 61W Virginia Crescent, Bundoora VIC 3083

The council’s page for Virginia Park gives its location as 61W Virginia Crescent, Bundoora 3083. OpenStreetMap agrees on the name. We copied no facility details for it.

Weather call: check the Bureau of Meteorology forecast for Bundoora before you head to 61W Virginia Crescent.

Medora Park — 21W Medora Avenue, Bundoora VIC 3083

Whittlesea Council names Medora Park and gives its location as 21W Medora Avenue, Bundoora 3083. OpenStreetMap lists the same name. We copied no route or surface detail for it.

Distance / grade / surface: this page prints none for Medora Park, so treat the council page as the source.

Arthur Park — 133W Arthur Street, Bundoora VIC 3083

The council’s page for Arthur Park gives its location as 133W Arthur Street, Bundoora 3083. OpenStreetMap agrees on the name. We copied no facility details for it.

Water and toilets: we copied no facility details for Arthur Park, so confirm on the council page before you rely on either.

Edward Park — 1A Edward Street, Bundoora VIC 3083

Whittlesea Council’s page for Edward Park gives its location as 1A Edward Street, Bundoora 3083. OpenStreetMap lists the same name. We copied no distance or surface detail for it.

Turn-around point: we copied no route or size for Edward Park, so this page cannot give one; check the council page before you go.

Quick answers

Which parks are in Bundoora on this page?

Five: Japonica Park at 30A Japonica Street, Virginia Park at 61W Virginia Crescent, Medora Park at 21W Medora Avenue, Arthur Park at 133W Arthur Street and Edward Park at 1A Edward Street.

Where is Medora Park in Bundoora?

Whittlesea Council’s page gives Medora Park’s location as 21W Medora Avenue, Bundoora 3083, and OpenStreetMap agrees on the name.

Which council lists these Bundoora parks?

Whittlesea Council names all five in its local parks and reserves pages: Japonica Park, Virginia Park, Medora Park, Arthur Park and Edward Park.

Do these Bundoora parks have toilets or water?

We copied no facility details for any of the five, so this page cannot say. Check each park’s Whittlesea Council page before you go.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 11 October 2026: OpenStreetMap and council pages. Facilities and opening hours change, so check the official page before you go. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of place, not the places on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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