At first glance, Noble Park Shopping Precinct is a community style shopping village, but delve beneath the surface though and you soon learn there is more to this area than meets the eye.

Located just 27 km from Melbourne's CBD, it is easily accessible, local and a walkable centre with an eclectic mix of traditional food stores offering fresh food, authentic ingredients and exotic produce which will leave culinary connoisseurs coming back for more.

Visually you will enjoy award-winning public art projects on display throughout the shopping precinct. Noble Park is a community where you can expect the unexpected!

Say 'Hello' to Noble Park!

Splash into the NPAC

Noble Park Aquatic Centre (NPAC) is open daily and is home to Melbourne's biggest waterslide, featuring a 50 metre heated outdoor pool, a large water splash/play area with tipping buckets and fountains and much more.

Skate down to Noble Park Skate Park

Designed by pro-skate Jon McGrath, the Noble Park Skate Park is a premier skate park, incorporating the classic and iconic elements.

Soak up the community atmosphere

Enjoy free WiFi, relax in the Noble Park Civic Space and be inspired by the diverse range of public art, including “…a place for gathering” which features large scale neon text and an integrated sound component.

Download 'Hello Noble Park' map and guide (PDF - 1.2MB)

Looking for a great bite in Noble Park?

The 'Great Bites' foodies guide highlights some of the great places to eat in Central Dandenong, Noble Park and Noble Park.

The restaurants and cafes listed in the guide are only a sample of the wonderful food in the area, so explore and see what Greater Dandenong has to offer.

More information on the Great Bites Foodies Guide

Wanting an experience off the beaten track? Then get discover some of the best kept food secrets in the small neighbourhood shopping centres with Great Bites Hidden Gems. 

More information on Great Bites Hidden Gems

Getting to Noble Park

By car

Noble Park is nestled between Springvale and Dandenong and is less than 25 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. It is easily accessible via Springvale Road, Princes Highway and Eastlink.

There is  ample street parking as well as a number of car parks, making it easily accessible by car.

Public transport

Noble Park is also well serviced by buses and trains, with Noble Park Train Station located in the heart of the shopping precinct.