Frankston City and the surrounding area offers a variety of All Abilities Sport programs - For more information please call AAA Play on 1800 222 842.

• Basketball
  Frankston Basketball Stadium Bardia Avenue
  Seaford
  P. 03 9776 8999
  

  W. https://fdba.com.au/programs/all-abilities-program/

• Carrum Downs Cricket Club
  Carrum Downs Recreation Reserve
  Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs
  E. carrumdowns@club.cricketvictoria.com.au
  P. 0427102388 
  W. https://www.carrumdownscc.com.au/all-abilities

• Fitness and Wrestling
  3 Donald Avenue
  Frankston
  P. 0447 537 361
   
• Football
  Home Ground and Training
  Kananook Oval
  Kirkwood Ave
  Seaford
  P. 0424184552
  
  
• Frankston Pines SFC
  Monterey Blvd
  Frankston North
  P. 0434 578 510
  W. https://frankstonpinesfc.com.au/public/pages/our-program
   
• Indoor Cricket
  Frankston Indoor Sports
  81 Hartnett Drive
  Seaford 
  P. 03 9786 0466
   
• Indoor Soccer
  Frankston Indoor Sports
  81 Hartnett Drive
  Seaford
  P. 03 9792 3588
   
• Lawn Bowls
  Long Island Country Club Bowling Club
  P. 03 9792 3588
   
• Skye Cricket Club
  Skye Reserve
  555 Ballarto Road
  Skye  ‎
  P. 03 9770 7177
  W. http://skye.vic.cricket.com.au/
  
  
• Table Tennis
  Mornington Peninsula & Frankston City Table Tennis Association
  350 Dunns Road, Mornington
  E. mftta@outlook.com
  P. 5975 7168
  W. https://mftta.org.au/all-abilities

   

Access for All Abilities

The Access for All Abilities – First Point of Call Service connects people with a disability in Victoria to sports and recreation opportunities, acting as an ‘opportunity broker’ or ‘front door’ for people needing assistance in finding the right fit for them or simply seeking information on available sports and recreation options.

Reclink

Local Reclink activities:

• Walking Netball with Local Reclink activities:
• Walking Netball with Frankston District Netball Association
• Reclink AFL Frankston Dolphins
• Basketball with Frankston Blues Frankston Basketball Stadium
• Ten Pin Bowling  Zone Bowling, Frankston
• Walking groups and games, Beauty Park , Frankston Frankston District Netball Association
• Reclink AFL Frankston Dolphins
• Basketball with Frankston Blues Frankston Basketball Stadium
• Ten Pin Bowling  Zone Bowling, Frankston
• Walking groups and games, Beauty Park , Frankston 

Frankston City is home to the Frankston Archery Club.  

Frankston Archery Club is a target archery club that caters to all levels of archers from beginners to the more advanced competitor.  

Baxter Park
Access via Frankston-Flinders Road
Frankston South 3199

Frankston City has a number of Athletics clubs throughout the municipality; catering to junior and senior athletes. The junior clubs are part of the Victorian Little Athletics Association, and the senior clubs are part of Athletics Victoria.

Ballam Park Athletic Track is the home of Athletics in Frankston City, a track resurface was completed in March 2015.  

Its facilities include an all weather synthetic track with electronic timing and lighting for twilight meetings, and throwing and jumping facilities, equipment and implements used for track and field events. 

Ballam Park Athletic Facility is available for hire, and equipment is also available at reasonable rates. For more information visit Ballam Park Athletics Facility or call 0417 577 019. 

Athletics Clubs and Venues

• Frankston Little Athletics Centre
• Frankston Athletic Club
• Mornington Peninsula Athletic Club
• Victorian Masters (Peninsula Division)

Frankston City has a large range of recreation facilities that are used in winter by our 17 Aussie Rules Football clubs. The municipality has 7 junior clubs, 9 senior clubs, 7 Auskick programs and a VFL team. The senior clubs compete in the MPNFL (Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League) and the junior clubs compete in the FDJFL (Frankston and District Junior Football League). The Local clubs cater for all age groups, starting with Auskick for primary school aged children to learn the basic skills of Football before playing junior Football competitively. Most junior clubs cater for children aged 9 to 18 and the senior clubs for anyone over the age of 18.

Frankston Football Club is the municipality's VFL side and has been competing in the Victorian Football League since 1966. FFC's home ground is located at the beautiful Frankston Park.

Australian Rules Clubs and home venues

• Carrum Downs Junior Football Club at Wedge Road Recreation Reserve
• Frankston Bombers Football Club at Baxter Park
• Frankston Dolphins Junior Football Club at Overport Park
• Frankston Football Club (VFL) at Frankston Park
• Frankston Rovers Junior Football Club at Bruce Park
• Frankston Rovers Auskick at Bruce Park
• Frankston Tigersharks Football Club at Eric Bell Reserve
• Frankston Tigersharks Football Club at Jubilee Park
• Frankston YCW Football Club at Kananook Reserve
• Jubilee Park Auskick at Jubilee Park
• Karingal Auskick at Ballam Multi Purpose Oval
• Karingal Bulls Junior Football Club at Ballam Park East
• Langwarrin Auskick at Lloyd Park
• Langwarrin Football Club at Lloyd Park
• Langwarrin Junior Football Club at Lloyd Park
• Pines Auskick at Pat Rollo Reserve
• Pines Football Club at Eric Bell Reserve
• Pines Junior Football Club at Pat Rollo Reserve
• Seaford Auskick at Belvedere Reserve
• Seaford Football Netball Club at Seaford (RF Miles) Reserve
• Seaford Junior Football Club at Belvedere Reserve
• Skye Football Club at Carrum Downs Recreational Reserve

Mornington Peninsula Badminton Inc.

Social Badminton

Courts available to play with friends and family or join in with other players. Loan racquet available.  

Saturday 4 - 6pm
Sunday 4 - 6pm
Email: badminton@mpb.org.au
Call: Ben 0412 150 514

Ladies Competition Badminton

Thursday 9.30am-12.30pm
For women of all ages playing at an intermediate level. Team selection required.
Email: badminton@mpb.org.au
Call: Araminta 0412 015 764

Individual Coaching

To accelerate your badminton skills, join us for a private coaching lesson, either one-on-one or bring a friend and make it a duo. Coaching is available with qualified coaches to improve your game.
Email: badminton@mpb.org.au
Call: Ben 0412 150 514

Junior Group Coaching

Saturday 12pm - 1:30pm
Saturday 2pm - 3:30pm
Beginners welcome, have fun while you’re learning the basic skills of badminton, as you progress you’ll learn game skills and scoring. Loan racquet available.
Email: badminton@mpb.org.au
Call: Ben 0412 150 514

More Information visit www.mpb.org.au 

Frankston City is home to Frankston Baseball Club. These clubs are affiliated with Baseball Victoria. The home of Baseball in Frankston is the newly developed Robinsons Road Reserve. The Baseball season runs over the winter period, from 1 April until 30 September.

Baseball Clubs and Venues

• Frankston Baseball Club - Robinsons Road Reserve

Basketball Victoria, a not-for-profit organisation, is the governing body for the sport of basketball in Victoria. The Frankston and District Basketball Association has rep, senior, junior and all abilities competitions suitable for ages and skills.

Clubs in Frankston City

• Ballam Park Bloomers
• Baxter Basketball Club
• Bayside Basketball Club
• Belvedere Park Primary
• Costal Royals
• Flinders Raptors (Flinders College)
• Frankston High School
• Kingston Comets
• KP Giants
• Kunyung Primary
• Langwarrin Lazers
• Langwarrin Wildcats
• Magic
• Mt. Eliza Meteors
• Overport Basketball Club
• Patterson Lakes Lakers
• Pearcedale Basketball Club
• Peninsula Bobcats
• Rowellyn Rockets
• Shadows Basketball Club
• Skye Sonics
• St. Anne's Avengers
• St. John's Jaguars
• St. Jude's Flames
• STM Storm - St. Thomas More Basketball Club Inc
• St. Joachim's Panthers
• Woodlands Warriors
• Woodleigh School 

Frankston City Council has two excellent BMX Tracks.

BMX Club and Venues

• Frankston BMX Club
  101 Old Wells Rd
  Seaford
  Fitted with lighting, this outstanding facility features terrific racing and jumping conditions. Frankston Sharks BMX Club have riders ranging from 4 years to over 60 while.
    
• Langwarrin Pump Track
  Lloyd Park
  Cranbourne/Frankston Road
  Langwarrin
  The track consists of heavily compacted dirt mounds along a path that weaves around existing trees and will cater for the most junior riders right through to more skilled riders. 

Canoes and kayaks are fantastic ways to enjoy the outdoors. Frankston is the home Kananook Creek, a celebrated canoeing haven.

Canoeing Club and Venue

• Kananook Creek Canoe Club - Kananook Creek

Calisthenics is a combination of controlled exercises and gymnastics, marching, singing, ballet, modern dance and drama. It combines the best aspects of sport and art, promoting health and fitness, and an important sense of belonging to a team.

Leawarra Calisthenics Club

At Leawarra we pride ourselves on ensuring our coaches not only develop the skills, wellbeing and confidence of each member, but that they are exemplary role models for our young people, demonstrating integrity and respect for all.

Email: leawarra@leawarracalisthenics.com.au

11 Industry Boulevard, Carrum Downs VIC 3201

More information

Home - Calisthenics Victoria

Frankston City has a large range of sporting facilities dedicated to cricket during the summer months. There are several cricket clubs within the municipality with the majority competing in the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association. Local clubs are situated in all sections of the city and cater to participants from 'Milo In 2 Cricket' and Under 11 age groups through to Open Age.

Cricket Clubs and Venues

• Baden Powell Cricket Club - Overport Park
• Ballam Park Cricket Club - Ballam Park
• Baxter Cricket Club - Baxter Park
• Carrum Downs Cricket Club - Carrum Downs Recreational Reserve
• Delacombe Park Cricket Club - Delacombe Park
• Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club - Jubilee Park 
• Frankston Women’s Cricket Club - East Seaford Reserve
• Frankston YCW Cricket Club - Peninsula Reserve 
• Heatherhill Cricket Club - Bruce Park
• Langwarrin Cricket Club - Lloyd Park
• Long Island Cricket Club - Ballam Park
• Pines Cricket Club - Eric Bell Reserve
• Seaford Cricket Club - Seaford Reserve
• Seaford Tigers Cricket Club - Belvedere Reserve
• Skye Cricket Club - Skye Recreation Reserve

Frankston Croquet Club is one of the older clubs in Melbourne. It has three "A" lawns and a large, well equipped Club House.

Frankston Croquet Club

Corner Spring and Nolan Streets
Frankston

Visitors are very welcome, whether from another club or those who are new to the game. All equipment is supplied - just wear flat soled shoes and casual clothing.

Frankston City is home to the Frankston Dog Obedience Club.

The Frankston Dog Obedience Club welcomes new members of all breeds every Saturday. There are puppy, beginner and advanced classes available.

• McClelland Reserve
  3/117R McClelland Drive
  Frankston North

Frankston City is well known for its world-class golf courses.

Whether you are enjoying golf for the first time or you're a seasoned player, Frankston has several challenging courses available.

Council owns and operates the Centenary Park Golf Course.

Golf Clubs and Venues

Centenary Park Public Golf Course
Centenary Park Drive, off McClelland Drive, Frankston
Open 7 days a week from dawn to dusk except Christmas Day
Contact Golf Shop: 03 9789 1480
Email: info@cpgolf.com.au
Website: https://centenarypark.com.au/

Centenary Park Golf Club 
Centenary Park Drive, off McClelland Drive
Frankston

The National Golf Club - Long Island
Golf Links Road
Frankston

Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club
Skye Road
Frankston

Sandhurst Club
75 Sandhurst Boulevard
Sandhurst

• Peninsula Sharks Gridiron Club
  

  Victoria Park,
  Williams St, Frankston 3199
  Contact@PeninsulaSharks.com

Hockey is a great team sport and a great way to get fit and have fun. Frankston has three clubs suitable for all levels and ages. 

All three hockey groups play out of the Hockey Facility at Monash University Peninsula Campus

Hockey Clubs and Venues

• Frankston Hockey Club (Stingrays)
• Mornington Peninsula Hockey Club (Falcons)
• Peninsula Women's Hockey Association

Frankston City is home to a number of bowling clubs, which have both social and competitive bowling teams. Some clubs hold coaching sessions for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned players.

Lawn Bowls Clubs and Venue

• Baxter Village Bowls Club - Robinsons Road, Frankston South  
• Carrum Bowling Club - Keast Park, Seaford  
• City of Frankston Bowling Club - Yuille Street, Frankston  
• Karingal Bowling Club - Skye Road, Frankston  
• Belvedere Bowls Club Inc. - Corner East Road and Ti-Tree Crescent, Seaford  
• Yamala Park Bowling Club - Dunstan Street, Frankston South

Frankston City has two life saving clubs offering beach or water sport competition, patrolling, volunteer life savers, resuscitation and first aid classes, summer fun getting fit with friends, paddle on surf craft, boards, skis, drive or crew a rescue boat, row with surfboat teams, operate radio communications and participate in Nippers (5 -13 year olds).

Lifesaving Clubs and Venues

• Frankston Life Saving Club
  

  1 Long Island Drive, Frankston

• Seaford Life Saving Club
  

  1/10 Nepean Highway, Seaford

Frankston City has its own control line model aircraft club.

Control Line Aircraft Modellers of Frankston focuses on control line model aircraft.

• Control Line Aircraft Modellers of Frankston
  103R Old Wells Road
  Seaford

Frankston Motorcycle Park on Old Wells Road is currently closed until further notice. 

Motorcycle Clubs and Venues

• Frankston City Motorcycle Park 
  Old Wells Road
  Seaford

The Frankston and District Netball Association (FDNA) is one of the largest associations in Victoria drawing players from all over the Mornington Peninsula. The FDNA based at Jubilee Park Netball Stadium, has full-time staff who are devoted to the efficient running of the organisation and to the development of its umpires, coaches, junior teams and arranging financial assistance. The FDNA were one of ten clubs in Victoria to receive a license to compete in the Victorian Netball League, providing a fantastic opportunity for netballers in the municipality.

Jubilee Park outdoor netball courts:

• 13 synpave acrylic surface courts  
• Courtside shelters  
• Major lighting upgrade covering 10 courts  
• Improved access 

The courts comply with Netball Victoria guidelines and allows for FDNA to host state and national tournaments.

FDNA welcomes new players. To learn more, phone: 9776 5155

Netball Clubs and Venues

• Frankston and District Netball Association - Jubilee Park
• Bruce Park Netball Club - Jubillee Park  
• Frankston YCW Netball Club - Jubilee Park
• Karingal Netball Club - Jubilee Park
• Langwarrin Netball Club - Jubilee Park

Frankston City is home to the Frankston Homing Pigeon Club.

Frankston Homing Pigeon Club is a small club welcoming of people of all ages and abilities.

• Jubilee Park
  1/32R Nursery Avenue
  Frankston

More information

Please email myboytrev@hotmail.com

So what is roller derby? A game played between two teams, each with five players in a lineup at one time on the track. Each lineup is made up of one pivot, three blockers, and a jammer. The pivot is recognized by her striped helmet cover, the jammer wears a helmet cover emblazoned with a star on each side, and the blockers have no helmet covers at all (but their helmets often have a plethora of stickers). Each game is 60 minutes, made of two 30-minute periods that are further broken down into two minute jams. Each jam is a race to see which jammer can score the most points. The jammer earns a point for every member of the opposing team she passes.

Roller Derby Club and Venue

• Mornington Peninsula Roller Derby Club - McClelland College, 31 Belar Avenue, Frankston
• South Sea Roller Derby - SK8 House, Carrum Downs and Springers Leisure Centre, Keysborough

Frankston City is home to the Frankston Raiders Rugby League Club.

Frankston Raiders Rugby League Club is a new club located in Frankston. The club has junior and female teams and are looking for new players to join this exciting and young club.

• Peninsula Reserve
  Frank Street
  Frankston

More Information

Please email frankstonraiders@gmail.com or visit our website www.frankstonraiders.net

Frankston City is home to the Southern Districts Rugby Club.

The Southern Districts Rugby Club is rugby union club proudly affiliated with the Cerberus Rugby Union Club in the Senior Rugby. The club welcomes new junior and senior players.

• Riviera Reserve
  52R Eel Race Road
  Seaford 3198

The new venue for the Frankston Yacht Club will enable them to expand sailing programs offered to the community.

New members are welcome. 

The sailing season opening event is usually held in October each year.

Frankston City is home to a number of Scout Clubs and Girl Guides Clubs suitable for a range of ages. For more information, please visit the Scouts Australia website or the Girl Guides Australia website.

Scout Clubs

Carrum Downs

• 1st Carrum Downs
  Reserve, Wedge Road

Frankston

• Baden Powell Park
  Humphries Road
   
• 1st Ballam Park
  260R Cranbourne Road
   
• 4th Frankston (Special Needs)
  Nursery Ave

Frankston North

• 1st North Frankston
  Bursaria Crescent

Frankston South

• 1st South Frankston
  1 Bentley Place

Karingal

• 1st Ballam Park

Langwarrin

•  1st Langwarrin
  Cranbourne-Frankston Road

Seaford

• 1st Seaford
  Lot 7, Chapman St

Girl Guides

Carrum Downs

• Carrum Downs Girl Guides
  Lyrebird Community Centre
  203 - 205 Lyrebird Drive

Langwarrin

• Overport Girl Guides 6-12yrs
  27 Overport Road
  Delacombe Park
    
• Langwarrin Senior Guides 10-15yrs
  Frankston Redback Ranger Guides 13yrs+
  Langwarrin Junior Guides 7-10yrs
  Langwarrin Gumnut Guides 5-7.5yrs
  Langwarrin Guide Hall
  209 Warrandyte Road

Seaford

• 2nd Seaford Co 10-15yrs
  1st Seaford Brownies 7-11yrs
  Adventure Guides Southern Region
  Seaford Guide Hall
  Cnr Seaford Road and Prince Crescent

Frankston has a number of skateboarding, rollerblading, BMX and scooter facilities across the municipality. Frankston Skate Park was opened in 2006 and is regarded as one of the best skate parks in Australia.

Frankston Skate Park is managed by Peninsula Leisure.

Skateboard and Rollerblade Clubs and Venues

• Frankston Skate Park
  Samuel Sherlock Reserve
  Cranbourne Road
  Frankston
   
• Lloyd Park Skate Ramp 
  Cranbourne/Frankston Road
  Langwarrin 
   
• Sandfield Drive Reserve
  Sandfield Drive
  Carrum Downs
   
• Seaford North Skate Park
  Railway Parade
  Seaford
   

• The Pines Skate Park
  Monterey Reserve
  Monterey Boulevard
  North Frankston

Frankston City has several Soccer club's including both junior and senior clubs. The junior teams compete in FFV (Football Federation Victoria) Junior South-East Competition and the senior men's teams compete in the FFV Men's State and Provisional League's. The senior women's teams compete in the FFV Metropolitan and State League's. Some clubs also have teams that participate in the Bayside League.

The Soccer clubs in Frankston City cater for people of all ages, with the youngest teams starting from under 6's all the way to open age teams. Frankston City has both Men's and Women's sides competing in state leagues.

For more information about Soccer in Victoria please go to the Football Federation Victoria website.

Soccer Clubs and Venues

• Baxter Soccer Club - Baxter Park
• Frankston Peninsula Strikers Soccer Club - Centenary Park
• Frankston Pines Soccer Club - Monterey Reserve
• Langwarrin Soccer Club - Lawton Reserve
• Peninsula Strikers Junior Soccer Club - Ballam Park South
• Seaford United Soccer Club - North Seaford Reserve
• Skye United Soccer Club - Skye Recreational Reserve
• Southern United Soccer Club - Monterey Reserve’

Frankston Softball Association began in 1977 with teams playing at Ballam Park and Baxter Park.  They are location at Robinson`s Park.

Frankston Softball Association -  Robinson's Park

• Mixed Under 12`s
• Under 15 girls
• Under 15 boys
• Under 17 girls
• Open Women
• Open Men

Frankston City Council has an indoor facility at Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre (PARC), and an outdoor facility at Pines Forest Aquatic Centre (opened in the warmer months).

• Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre - 16N Cranbourne Road, Frankston
• Pines Forest Aquatic Centre - Forest Drive, Frankston North 

Frankston City is home to 12 Tennis clubs. The clubs are part of the Peninsula Tennis Association which runs through Tennis Victoria. Throughout the Tennis clubs in Frankston City you will find different court surfaces to cater for all standards. Frankston City Council is pro-active when dealing with drought conditions, including the introduction of the Tennis Magnesium program and the conversion of en-tout-cas courts to synthetic surfaces.

The Tennis clubs within the municipality cater for people of all ages and skill levels. Some clubs have coaching programs available and they cater for children ages five to seven, juniors, ladies, adults and veterans of all standards.

Tennis Clubs and Venues

• Belvedere Park Tennis Club - East Road, Seaford
• Bruce Park Tennis Club - Bruce Park Reserve
• Carrum Downs Tennis Club - Wedge Road, Carrum Downs
• Kananook Tennis Club - Corner Milne and Kananook Avenues, Seaford
• Langwarrin Tennis Club - Lloyd Park
• Long Island Tennis Club - Corner Nepean Highway and Gould Street, Frankston
• North Seaford Tennis Club - Corner Hallifax Street and Denbigh Road, Seaford
• Overport Park Tennis Club - Corner Overport and Somerset Roads, Frankston South
• Yamala Park Tennis Club - Corner Ithaca and Bowes Street, Frankston

For those wanting to swim, ride and run across the Peninsula.

A triathlon is a multiple-stage competition involving the completion of three continuous activities. The most popular form involves swimming, cycling, and running in immediate succession over various distances.

The Mornington Peninsula Triathlon Club (MPTC)
MPTC Clubrooms
Williams Road
Frankston 3199

P. 0430339921
E. president@mptc.com.au
W. www.mptc.com.au
FB. www.facebook.com/groups/331398110319696/

Frankston City has several walking clubs that cater for all needs. The clubs vary in the difficulty of the walking they do, allowing everyone to choose an option that suits their ability levels.

Walking Clubs

Centro Karingal Health Walks, Karingal
P. 03 9789 1192
Centro Karingal Health Walks are run by Peninsula Health and the Mornington Peninsula GP Network. Walks are conducted indoors, outside of centre trading hours.

Casual Walking Group, Carrum Downs
P. 03 9782 0133
Enjoy a leisurely walk with other friendly people in the community

Dog Walking Group, Baxter Park
P. 03 9789 8475
Take your best friend for a walk through the park for one hour, followed by tea and coffee. Dogs must be well socialised and non-aggressive.

U3A Bush Walking
P. 03 9770 1042
Enjoy a longer walk, 10-12km range, with a warm friendly atmosphere. Please BYO lunch and water. Moderate fitness is required.

U3A Rambling All Over
P. 03 9785 7896
Gentle, easy chat, tempo taking in walking paths all over Melbourne. Bring a packed lunch, water and hat to enjoy walks of 4-6km.