Pipemakers Park

Pipemakers Park is a heritage riverfront park on the Maribyrnong River in Maribyrnong, Victoria, about 7 km northwest of central Melbourne. Established on the former Hume Pipe Company industrial site, it preserves pipemaking heritage and hosts the Living Museum of the West. The park features open lawns, river trails, wetlands, playgrounds and picnic areas, offering recreational space and interpretation of the area's industrial and natural history.

Visitors can expect a large open riverfront park with grassy lawns, mature trees, wetlands and frontage to the Maribyrnong River. The park contains the historic buildings of the Living Museum of the West, walking and cycling paths including the Maribyrnong River Trail, picnic and barbecue areas, a children's playground, and interpretive displays about the former pipe factory and river environment. It is a flat, open setting suitable for walking, cycling, picnicking and heritage exploration.

Site of the Hume Pipe Company factory established in 1911, where reinforced concrete pipes were manufactured for much of the 20th century. The factory was a major industrial operation in the Maribyrnong Valley. After closure, the site was preserved as a park to interpret the industrial heritage of Melbourne's west and now houses the Living Museum of the West in the remaining heritage buildings.

Hosts the Living Museum of the West (Melbourne's Living Museum of the West), a community museum documenting the history, industry, migration and environment of Melbourne's western region. The park serves as a community recreational and cultural space and preserves the industrial heritage of the Maribyrnong River corridor.