Roundhouse Park is a well-established public park in Devonport, Tasmania, located along the Mersey River foreshore. It is a popular outdoor space for walking, picnicking, and enjoying community events, offering stunning river views and a relaxing atmosphere. The park is named after the historic railway roundhouse that once operated on the site, reflecting Devonport’s strong railway heritage.
A key feature of the park is its large rotunda, which serves as a focal point for gatherings and events. In the evenings, the "From Sky to Sea" Sound and Light Show illuminates the space with an engaging visual and audio display, telling the story of Devonport through immersive projections.
Roundhouse Park sits on a site that was historically significant to Tasmania’s railway network. The Devonport railway roundhouse was once located here, serving as a maintenance and turning facility for locomotives. As rail transport declined in the area, the roundhouse was eventually removed, and the land was redeveloped into a public park. The park’s name preserves this history, paying tribute to the region’s industrial past while providing a modern recreational space for the community.
2/6 Victoria Parade, Devonport TAS 7310, Australia