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Meadowglen International Athletics Stadium
Meadowglen International Athletics Stadium (MIAS) offers an international standard, all-weather synthetic athletics facility.
The stadium offers memberships, and can be used for:
- district and State sporting competitions
- school carnivals and athletics
- little athletics
- senior athletics
- large corporate functions
- festivals
Address
Meadowglen Athletics Reserve
146 - 156 McDonalds Road
Epping
Features
Track
- 8-lane Spartan track
- 10-lane front straight
- 2 high jump areas
- 4 long and triple jump pits
- pole vault facilities
- steeplechase water jump
- 2 discus areas
- hammer throw area
- 2 shot put areas
- aluminium running rails
- floodlighting
- Omega "Hawk-Eye" video finish system
- electronic timing gates
- public announcement (PA) system
- accessible toilets
- kitchen/kiosk facilities
- full canteen
- club change rooms
- communication and first aid rooms
- grand stand and shaded spectators areas
Pavilion function room
- seats up to 110 people
- fully equipped kitchen
- air-conditioning
- tables and chairs
Parking and access
- car park spaces for up to 150 cars
- overflow car park can be provided for events
- on-site bus bays - Epping train line and bus service 571 will take you to the stadium
- wheelchair accessible
Special events
MIAS has hosted the following events:
- Annual Whittlesea Gift – the richest 200m event in Australia
- Relay for Life
- Reconciliation day
Stadium booking forms
Regular users
Site inspection times
Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5pm.
Contact
Meadowglen Athletics Track Facility Coordinator
M: 0438 349 539