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The Tunstall Square Market is conducted by the Rotary Club of Warrandyte Donvale.

Up to 100 stalls participate selling an eclectic mix of items including art, crafts, books, plants, farm produce, clothing & hardware.

It is held in the Tunstall Square Car Park at the popular Tunstall Square Shopping Centre.

Stockland The Pines Stockland The Pines is located on the corner of Reynolds and Blackburn Roads, in the eastern suburbs 19km east of Melbourne's CBD.

Stockland The Pines has more than 100 specialty stores and services including lovely fresh food and a great range of stores and products for your homeware, fashion and giftware needs.

Crystal Brook Tourist Park is located within an easy drive or bus trip from Melbourne’s CBD. Nestled in a natural park setting with abundant wildlife, the park features bird feeding daily at 9am and tame kookaburras that love to come in for hand feeding. Pets are welcome to stay and can use the unleash area for exercise. Facilities include pool with wader pool, indoor games room, outdoor games with children’s playground, huge Kangaroo Jumping Pillow and Pedal Kart Hire. The Alfresco dining area including the large BBQs and fully equipped Camp Kitchen are ideal for the campers, groups, parties and events. Accommodation consists of spacious cabins equipped with linen and essentials as well as tent and caravan sites, some with ensuites and 24 hour check in by arrangement. Reception has a kiosk for emergency supplies such as milk, bread and ice and across the road is a great café for breakfast and lunch.

Currawong Bush Park provides an amazing opportunity to have a 'wilderness-like' experience close to the city and is a great place for kids to explore and immerse themselves in the outside world. Discover the sculptures dotted around the trails in the bush. Landscapers, sculptors and artists have helped create a natural play space for kids to explore. See if you can spot the native birds, lizards and frogs on your adventure, or maybe you will be lucky enough to catch sight of a  wombat, or koala.  Stay for a bite to eat and enjoy a picnic in the bush, or cook up a feast using the onsite barbecue. There are many tracks around the park to explore on foot. These self-guided walks will familiarise you with different areas such as the scar tree and the billabong. The park is closed on total fire bans days. ...