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Albert Park is a vibrant urban recreation park.
Albert Park boasts 225-hectares of beautiful park land including a picturesque lake and network of trails. It's located in the City of Port Phillip, approximately three km from the CBD of Melbourne and is the venue for many of Victoria's popular public events. The park is a mecca for sporting and recreation enthusiasts with a superb 18 hole golf course, walking and cycling tracks, boat and canoe hire and fishing opportunities. Other facilities include picnic tables, barbecue areas, playgrounds, and restaurants. Albert park is also an important sanctuary for wildlife and vegetation.
Albert Park is a key place for recreation and relaxation for the many residents that live near the park. Visitors can access the park on foot, by public transport, by bicycle or car. It has an extensive network of pathways suitable for walking and cycling.
Albert Park is maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. Facilities include picnic tables, seating at regular intervals on the popular lake trail and plenty of quiet spots to enjoy the lake and open space areas. The park offers a great opportunity to get away from the bustle of the city.
Albert Park has over 4 million visitors annually. Activities range from walking to organized or casual sport both indoors and outdoors to water based activities. Visitors frequent cafes, restaurants and event venues. Sporting and recreation opportunities are available for all people ranging from pre-schoolers to seniors.
Albert Park sees users congregating and participating in group sporting activities, attending family barbecues, going for a solitary run or meeting friends for lunch at a cafe. The local community have a strong interest in Albert Park and regularly participate in volunteer activities in the park. A wide range of events through the year generate opportunities for people to participate in organized activities that often raise money for a wide range of charities.
*Please note that these Hall of Shame nominations were written in a moment in time (most over a decade ago) and likely have since changed or even been transformed. If the above entry is now great, or still not so great, go ahead and comment below on how it has evolved or nominate it as a great place.