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Excape is an exciting entertainment attraction for thrill seekers in Frankston. The concept is simple – group of 2-6 people are guided in a room and they have to solve their way out within 60 minutes...

Since opening in Frankston late 2012, eeny meeny has become a favourite destination for local foodies and lovers of coffee. Chef Robbie Wright cooks intuitively and with a lifelong passion for quality...

Sweetwater Creek is a natural habitat corridor from Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve to Port Phillip Bay. Close to the mouth of the creek lies Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve, a peaceful oasis tu...

Mural Name: Don't Stop Won't Stop Artist: Sheldon Headspeath Artist Bio: “Don’t Stop Won’t Stop” - the perfect quote to describe this fantastic piece by the Frankston Youth Service street art group...

Experience the excitement of powered water activities, including jet-skiing, and powered boating, on an amazing beach backdrop.  Council recognises that Permit holders may now have some concern ...

The Frankston Oval Gates were obtained from the Old Melbourne Gaol that had parts previously demolished. The massive iron gates were erected at the Frankston Oval where gate posts were built by stone ...

The Frankston Waterfront Reserve (22.7 hectares) stretches along the coastline for five kilometres from Long Island Tennis Club to Kackeraboite Creek at Daveys Bay. Offering areas of significant natur...

Mural Name: Mary Jayne Artist: Lucy Bonnin Artist Bio: Lucy’s style and work is diverse, usually focusing on painting tonal realism with a signature touch of surrealism. Based in Adelaide...

Walking into Nature Café Bar instantly brings a smile to your face. Vibrant colours burst forth from the walls with lively paintings and hand-painted murals evoking a sense of wonder and playfulness. ...

Murals were painted by the local primary and secondary schools as part of a Council Responsible Street Art Program. The project introduced students to the process of legal graffiti. The quote “For th...