Centrally located between Cox and Talbot Streets the Geraldine Domain was declared a reserve in 1879.

The Domain occupies 11.5 hectares of land.

As with other Domains, and parks generally, mature trees and open spaces are a dominant feature of the Geraldine Domain. Serpentine Creek flows along the western boundary south of the swimming pool.

Facilities

A popular camping ground occupies much of the northern section of the Domain. The well-appointed Geraldine Museum also features on the northern tip fronting Cox Street. Public toilets are adjacent to the museum.

A destination scale children's playground, outdoor swimming pool, pavilion for meetings and attractive plantings are all features of the Domain.

Uses

A number of sports are played in the Domain building:

• Tennis
• Cricket
• Football
• Netball
• Bowls
• Golf Croquet
• Athletics
• Swimming

It is also popular with joggers, people walking dogs, walkers, people having picnics or travellers breaking their journey.

Last updated: 16 Sep 2021