gaurang patel

Moved to Point Cook two years ago and it has never disappointed. It is closer to CBD and connectivity by road is set to get better when the WestGate tunnel is operational.

I was amazed by the number of beautiful gardens and green open spaces Point Cook have. For example the list below and dozens of other gardens,
- Point Cook Coastal Park
- Crocodile Park
- Sanctuary Lakes South Boulevard Park
- Pirate ship park (Bayview park)
- Boardwalk Boulevard wetlands
- Horace St Playground
- Waterhaven Blvd Park
- Hargrave park
- Alamanda wetland park
- Jamieson Way Reserve etc.

The other notable places in Point Cook are,
- Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary
- RAAF museum
- Cheetham Wetlands Observation Tower
- Skeleton Creek trail
- The 100 Steps of Federation (in Altona Meadows)

The crowd is quite good and friendly too. I had visited quite a few suburb before I zeroed in on Point Cook. Point Cook has a positive vibe and it is one of the good suburbs in outer west/north-west of Melbourne. Also, if you want to get something in eastern or south eastern suburbs in the budget of Point Cook, you will have to go very very far from the CBD.

Also in one of the reviews, somebody mentioned about police helicopter every night. Lol.. Seriously, what do you smoke? I don't remember when was the last time I heard of Police helicopter around.