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The home of the Hawks


The Hawthorn Football Club moved into Waverley Park  Thursday 16 February, 2006.

The bays of the heritage-listed Sir Kenneth Luke stand remain at the ground that hosted 732 AFL matches between 1970-99, including the Hawks’ 1991 Premiership match against West Coast.

The refurbished three-level, eight-bay stand, accommodates Hawthorn’s training, administration and merchandise facilities.

A 25m heated pool has been built for general lap swimming, shallow water walking and rehabilitation.

The Hawks were the first AFL team in six years to run onto Waverley Park oval on Friday 17 February when the Club held an intra-squad practice match as they prepared for the 2006 season.

Directions:
If you are traveling south-bound on the Monash freeway, exit at Wellington Road and turn right onto Sir Kenneth Luke Boulevard (opposite Jells Rd).

Those traveling north-bound along the Monash freeway, exit at Police Road and turn right on to Jacksons Road. Follow Jacksons Rd to Wellington Road turn left and then left onto Sir Kenneth Luke Boulevard.

If visiting by public transport – Catch the Pakenham / Cranbourne train from Flinders Street Station to Huntingdale Station catch the Smart Bus 900 and ask for the Waverley Park stop. You will see the Stadium from the bus stop.


 

Waverley Park Tours


Hawthorn supporters and Football fans in general have the chance to see the Club’s state-of-the-art facilities with the Waverley Park Tours.
 
The guided tours are once again  hosted by Hawthorn Legend Graham Arthur and include the Hawks Museum, the Club's 10 premiership cups, administration, training area , football offices and the John Kennedy statue.
 
Tours operate every Wednesday at 11am. The cost is $10 for adults, $7 for concession and $8 for Friends of the Museum.
 
Bookings are essential, contact Mike Warren on 03 9535 3063 or mikew@hawthornfc.com.au.

Please note: The Waverley Park Tours are currently not running due to Pre-season training. They will recommence in mid-February however the Museum is open Monday to Friday 10am until 5pm.


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