Grantville & District Memorial Park

Grantville & District Memorial Park is a serene parkland located at 1504-1510 Bass Highway, Grantville, Victoria.

It serves as a symbol of remembrance for all the men and women of Australia who have served in times of war. The park is known for its historical significance and tranquil surroundings, attracting visitors from Victoria and beyond.

The park features a range of memorials dedicated to those who have served in Australia's various conflicts. These memorials include sculptures and engraved plaques that pay homage to the country's heroes. In addition to the memorials, the park offers beautifully landscaped gardens, walking paths, and picnic areas, making it an ideal destination for a family day out or a solitary contemplative break.

Grantville & District Memorial Park was dedicated and inaugurated on Friday, 11 October 2019. A commemorative plaque was installed to mark the occasion, reminding visitors that the park is a symbol of remembrance for all the men and women who have served in times of war and a reminder of the sacrifices made to preserve freedom and democracy.

The park is open year-round, allowing visitors to pay their respects or enjoy the peaceful surroundings at any time. It is a popular destination for visitors to Bass Coast Shire and a convenient stop for travelers along the Bass Highway.

To reach the park, visitors can drive approximately 100 km southeast of Melbourne. From Melbourne, they can take the Monash Freeway (M1), exit at Dandenong, and follow the South Gippsland Highway to the Bass Highway turnoff to Grantville. Buses and trains also run several times a day between Melbourne and Wonthaggi, with stops in Grantville. Visitors can easily access the park by taking a taxi