Community Sport and Recreation Team
The City of Melville is home to over 120 community sporting clubs and recreation groups utilising one or more of our active reserves and/or sporting facilities.
The Community Recreation Development Team provides support for any sporting and recreation related requests/queries. The team can be reached by:Swipe to see more
| Healthy Melville Coordinator - Recreation | 08 9364 0665 |
| Recreation Development Officers | 08 9364 0189 or 08 9364 0271 rdo@melville.wa.gov.au |
Find a Club!
Simply search one of our diverse sporting and recreation codes to find a suitable club and their contact details:
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Archery | Personal Training/Fitness Groups |
| Athletics | Rowing |
| Australian Football (AFL) | Rugby League and Union |
| Baseball/Softball/Tee-ball | Soccer/Football |
| BMX | Squash |
| Bowls | Swimming |
| Cricket | Synchronised Swimming |
| Gaelic Football | Tennis |
| Golf | Touch Football |
| Hockey | Triathlon Training |
| Homing Pigeon | Walking/Running |
| Netball | Water Polo |
City of Melville Active Reserves
An active reserve, also known as a sporting reserve is used for structured team sports. Active reserves also include so-called passive areas such as verges, bush land, sumps and playgrounds and may also be called ‘Parks’. e.g Winthrop Park.
Whilst majority of their use is for community sport, they also provide a variety of other recreational activities for the local communities they serve.
All active reserves are accessible to the public, however, priority access remains with our registered sporting clubs who hold ground allocation approval.
Note: The information on this interactive image was correct at the time of publishing, some details may have changed.
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