Casey Fields is a 76 hectare site in Cranbourne East developed by the City of Casey as the premier outdoor sports facility in Melbourne's south east. It's easily accessible via Berwick-Cranbourne Road in Cranbourne East and is hard to miss with its sporting ovals, playground and wide open spaces.
There is plenty to see and do at Casey Fields, from playing on the playground to having a picnic or BBQ.
The major community facility is also home to a number of sporting clubs from different sporting codes. Its rooms and multipurpose hall also hosts drama and music performances, as well as education sessions for large groups.
The City of Casey has invested in upgrading Casey Fields to allow it to continue to provide the community with a major destination for sport and art. See: Casey Fields Master Plan.
Sports and activities at Casey Fields
You can join in on lots of sports and activities at Casey Fields, including:
- fishing
- cycling
- walking tracks
- cricket
- football
- netball
- rugby
- tennis
- athletics
- cycling/ Human Powered Vehicles (HPV)
Find out more about the sports and activities available at Casey Fields.
Casey Fields caters for most major sports codes as well as lots more fun activities.
The City of Casey, and one of the oldest and greatest football clubs in the world, the Melbourne Football Club, are working together to jointly promote and showcase sporting opportunities and the benefits of an active lifestyle throughout Casey’s schools, sporting clubs and community groups.
Find out how Casey Fields began and where its future is heading through the strategic Casey Fields Masterplan.
When visiting Casey Fields, you will notice two public art installations at the facility - one titled 'Team Work' and another titled 'Field Landings'. Each has their own story - you can read about them here.