Carrum Downs, Victoria - Sport and Fitness

Sport and Fitness

  • Football: The Skye Bombers play their home games at the Recreation Reserve on Wedge Road.
  • Angling: The Sands Angling Club have their headquarters at the Recreation Reserve.
  • Auskick: (A modified version of football for 5 - 12 year olds) The Rowellyn Park/Carrum Downs Auskick team plays its games at Banyan Reserve.
  • Baseball: The Carrum Downs Baseball Club has junior and senior teams and plays its games at the Botany Park Reserve on Lyrebird Drive.
  • Clay Target: The Frankston Clay Target Shooting Club is located on Rossiter Road in Carrum Downs, as is the Victorian Field & Game Association.
  • Cricket: The Carrum Downs cricket club is based at the Recreation Reserve on Wedge Road.
  • Driving: A variety of driving training courses (including defensive driving and motorcycle training) are held at DECA training on Thompson Road.
  • Gymnasium: There are two fitness centres in Carrum Downs, located on Frankston-Dandenong Rd and a ladies only fitness centre located on Hall Rd.
  • Paintball: Paintball Carrum Downs is located on Highview Road and features a 50-acre (200,000 m2) paintball field.
  • Soccer: Carrum United Soccer Club is currently located outside the area. The Junior team plays at neighbouring Skye at the Recreation Reserve. The Senior team plays at the Italo Australian Club on Frankston-Dandenong Road, Dandenong.
  • Tennis: Facilities are available at the Carrum Downs Tennis Club at the Recreation Reserve on Wedge Road. There are four acrylic hard courts which replaced the two synthetic grass courts and two asphalt courts in 2006.

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