News

Winter aquatic opening hours

Important change: Winter aquatic operating hours

Like most businesses, we have been experiencing critical staff shortages across many areas of the business, seeing us reactively close certain services at differing times.

In order to support our team’s recovery, and provide consistency in our service delivery, we are introducing reduced winter service delivery hours for our green waterslide and playground hours.

School holidays: Our next school holiday period runs Monday 27 June – Friday 8 July.  

Aquatic Playground opening hours

  1. Monday – Friday 9:00am – 7.00pm (as normal)
  2. Weekends 8:30am – 6:00pm (as normal)

Green Waterslide opening hours

  1. Monday – Friday 11:00am – 3:00pm (reduced hours)
  2. Weekends 11:00am – 3:00pm (reduced hours)

In addition, we will not be activating our Splashtown obstacle course over these School Holidays.  

 

July / August: Our winter months will see a moderate reduction in service delivery hours, with:

Aquatic Playground opening hours

  1. Monday – Friday 9:00am – 12:00pm, then 4.00pm – 7.00pm (reduced hours)
  2. Weekends 8:30am – 6:00pm (as normal)

Green Waterslide opening hours

  1. Monday – Friday 4:00pm – 7:00pm (as normal)
  2. Weekends 11:00am – 3:00pm (reduced hours)

 

We recognise the team has been under pressure for many months with roster challenges and staff isolations. Winter poses a perfect opportunity to pull back ever so slightly, reset and recharge ready for a big lead into summer!

Thank you for your understanding, and see you in Centre!

 

Share this article

A little sneak peek into mornings at PARC Fit Outdoor 👀

Registrations are still open, so if you want to join in the fun, sign up and join us for our next session on Friday morning! 

#PARCfrankston #Frankston #PARCFitOutdoor
Did you know Dry Needling/Accupuncture is available from the Compass Allied Health team, located in our Allied Health Suites

Dry needling is a technique where a very fine needle is gently inserted into tight or painful muscles to release “knots” (trigger points). These tight spots can cause pain, stiffness, and reduced movement.

The goal? It help muscles relax, move better, and feel less painful.

Who can benefit?
• Athletes & active people
• Anyone with tight or stiff muscles
• Desk-related neck or back pain
• Headaches, sciatica, jaw pain (TMJ), or joint issues

Curious if dry needling is right for you? Get in touch with Compass Allied Health to book an initial consult with Jack (Giac).
⭐️ Swimming for a cause: Meet Clinton Hosie ⭐️
 
This February, PARC Aquatic Access member Clinton Hosie is taking on a new challenge - swimming 14km to raise funds for the Starlight Children’s Foundation as part of their Super Swim.
 
Every minute of every day, a child in Australia is admitted to hospital. Clinton is diving in to help bring joy, laughter, and comfort to sick kids when they need it most.
 
We love seeing you at PARC putting in the laps, Clinton - your dedication in and out of the pool is inspiring.
 
Good luck, have fun, and thank you for swimming for such an important cause!
 
Learn more about the Starlight Super Swim: https://superswim.org.au/
Still buzzing from the Waterfront Festival! 🎡 

What an absolutely incredible event! A massive congratulations to our Frankston Skatepark team for pulling off such an massive activation. It was fantastic to see so many local riders on the half pipe, and seeing our community rally around them and enjoying the mini skate lessons! 

Rotary Peninsula 2.0's annual Duck Derby was full of fun and chaos! It was so much fun cheering on our very own duck, Percy and Hydro, to the finish line. 

Thank you so much @waterfrontfest for having us! We can’t wait for next year!

Join our community for news

Recent articles