Enjoy diverse outdoor recreation in this historic Elgin park featuring playgrounds, sports facilities, riverside walks, and a biblical garden.

Cooper Park is a heritage public park in Elgin, originally gifted to the town by Colonel George A Cooper and redesigned by architect Marshall Mackenzie in 1902. The park opened to the public in August 1903 and has become a beloved community space for families and visitors of all ages. Families can enjoy extensive play equipment including cableways, climbing frames, slides, swings, springers, and a trim trail, making it ideal for children of varying ages and abilities. The park features formalised landscaping, a biblical garden, and scenic riverside walks that provide peaceful spaces for relaxation and exploration. Beyond the playground, Cooper Park offers a range of activities for the whole family, including a boating pond (seasonal), tennis courts, bowling green, and a cricket pitch. The park also hosts an on-site library and art gallery, providing cultural enrichment alongside outdoor recreation. With ample car parking and extensive seating throughout, the park is accessible and welcoming for families seeking a free day out combining play, nature, and community facilities.

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