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Markets in and around Macleod: Two Places Checked

Omar El-Sayed Updated October 4, 2026
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Correction (4 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 4 October 2026.

This is a thin page on purpose. We confirmed two market places near Macleod at two independent sources, and both are in Bundoora: a weekly community market at La Trobe University and a council regional park whose page mentions farmers markets.

The market gives its days and hours on its own site, so those are quoted with the source named. The park page gives a facility list but no market schedule, so we have not made one up. Neither listing states prices, so none are printed.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toWhere
Sunday market with fresh produce stallsKingsbury Drive Community MarketLa Trobe University, Car Park 3, Kingsbury Drive, Bundoora
Park picnic, farmers markets mentionedBundoora ParkPlayground Drive, Bundoora

Kingsbury Drive Community Market — La Trobe University, Car Park 3, Kingsbury Drive, Bundoora VIC 3083

The Kingsbury Drive Community Market says on its own page that it runs every Sunday at La Trobe University, with visitor time listed as 9.00AM to 1.00PM. OpenStreetMap tags the same Sunday window, 09:00-13:00. The page describes stalls with fresh fruits and vegetables and calls it a family-friendly market. It lists a Christmas break closure still to be confirmed, so check before you go late in the year. We could not find an entry cost on the page.

Market day: Sunday, 9.00AM to 1.00PM for visitors, according to the market’s own page, and dogs are welcome on a lead.

Bundoora Park — Playground Drive, Bundoora VIC 3083

Darebin Council calls Bundoora Park its largest regional park, with a mix of recreation, sport, nature and family attractions. Its facility list includes BBQ, dogs off-lead, drinking fountain, picnic shelter, playground, seats, toilets and a shared path. The council page says there are seven shelters spread through the park, used on a first-in, first-use basis. It also lists farmers markets among the uses of the park, but we could not find when or where they run.

The move: Treat it as a picnic and playground stop, and check with the council before planning a market visit here.

Quick answers

Is there a Sunday market near Macleod?

The Kingsbury Drive Community Market says on its own page that it runs every Sunday at La Trobe University in Bundoora, with visitor time listed as 9.00AM to 1.00PM. OpenStreetMap tags the same Sunday hours, 09:00-13:00.

Can I bring a dog to a market near Macleod?

The Kingsbury Drive Community Market page says dogs are welcome as long as you keep them on a lead. Darebin Council lists dogs off-lead at Bundoora Park, but its page does not say where in the park, so look for signs on the day.

Is there a farmers market at Bundoora Park?

Darebin Council’s page lists farmers markets among the uses of Bundoora Park’s recreational spaces, alongside dog training, playgrounds and events. We could not find a schedule, so check with the council before you plan around one.

Which of these is better for families?

The Kingsbury Drive Community Market calls itself a family-friendly market on its own page. Bundoora Park is described by Darebin Council as offering something for visitors of all ages, and its facility list includes a playground and seven picnic shelters.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 4 October 2026: OpenStreetMap, the places’ own websites and council pages. Facilities and opening hours change, so check the official page before you go. The cover photo is from Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0), and it does not show any place 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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