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About Springvale and Getting Here

About Springvale 

The Springvale Activity Centre is located approximately 29km south-east of Melbourne’s Central Business District. The Activity Centre is strategically located on Springvale Road with excellent access to the Melbourne to Pakenham/Cranbourne railway line. The Centre has a strong Asian business and community focus making it a vibrant hub for retail and commerce. The Centre has a rich assortment of food, groceries, restaurants, and bakeries. 

This centre enjoys proximity to primary and secondary schools, boasts excellent transport connectivity, and is witnessing a surge in its apartment market. Recent times have seen transformative changes, including the removal of the Springvale level crossing, leading to a revamped railway station and bus transport interchange, and public realm upgrades to Springvale Road.

With 70% of residents in Springvale born overseas, with major birthplaces being Vietnam, India, Cambodia, China and Malaysia, around a third of tenancies are culturally themed catering to the demographic profile of the area and attracting residents from across the municipality.

In recent years, Council has delivered the Springvale Community Hub, the newly revitalised Springvale Boulevard and endorsed the Springvale Revitalisation Action Plan.

These projects celebrate the area’s rich cultural tapestry and provide a renewed sense of pride, which we hope the Springvale Revitalisation Action Plan (SRAP) will build upon.

For more information about Shape Springvale and to view current projects visit Shape Springvale - Have Your Say

Getting Here

By Car

In and around the Springvale Activity Centre, there are approximately 4,000 car parking spaces, 3,000 of which are available to the public for customers, visitors and workers to use.

Council manages approximately 1,600 publicly available car parking spaces within the Springvale Activity Centre and the remaining public parking spaces are managed privately by the shopping centre, businesses, and Metro Trains.

Council manages its parking areas to best suit the needs of the community and often makes changes to parking restrictions to suit local businesses and users.

Information about which parking is managed by Council and some tips on typical parking patterns and options in Springvale can be found in the Springvale Activity Centre Parking Precinct Report.

Springvale Activity Centre Parking Precinct Report - 1.5MB

Springvale has a variety of on street parking which is free, but time limits apply.

Council operates a multi-deck car park at 8 Balmoral Avenue. Visit 'number 8' Balmoral Avenue multi-deck car park to read about fees and permits.

There are also several privately owned car parks within the Springvale Activity Centre, and these have fees that apply.

Train

From Springvale station you can enjoy a five-minute, mostly flat walk to the Springvale Activity Centre. 

Springvale station is located on the corner of Springvale Road/Lightwood Road and is on both the Pakenham and the Cranbourne line. Trains regularly depart from both directions.  

To plan your journey, visit the Journey planner website. 

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