Impressive Rosalind Park Encompasses 60 acres of historical and natural landmarks Granted in 1857 - Established by 1862. Located; Immediately adjacent to Pall Mall, View Street, Barnard Street and Bull Street, Bendigo. The first major owner or occupier of Rosalind Park was the Government. It is now managed by the Greater City Bendigo Council. Rosalind Park was originally used by Government as its main camp. Mutable tents were erected and used for the purposes of general post office, survey offices etc.. After that time (1867) when Bendigo had become properly established the first GPO was built at 18 View Street (now Sandhurst Trustees LTD). The new post office remained at this location until seven years after Federation (1908) Rosalind Park was the last site on Bendigo’s goldfields during the gold rushes of the 1850s. It takes it’s name from a character in the Shakespeare play "As you like it". Park Structures & Buildings - The park still contains a number of significant government buildings. The Old Sandhurst Public Offices - Bendigo’s Regional Arts Centre - Bendigo Art Gallery - Camp Hill Primary School - Bendigo High School - Bendigo Gaol - Bendigo Police barracks - Bendigo Law Courts - Temperance fire brigade - The Return Soldiers Memorial Hall & Museum - Swimming Pool - The Queen Elizabeth Oval & Grand Stand - Poppet Head Observation Tower - Cascading Falls - Statues, Monuments & Commemorative plaques. Facilities Picnic tables, Scatted seating, Public toilets, Access to power & water is available in some areas. Features Queen Victoria Gardens - Lansell Gardens - Ladies Memorial Gardens - Conservatory Gardens - Open Air Fernery - Rotunda