Point Cook — Local Guides, Restaurants and Suburb Data (2026)

Everything you need to know about Point Cook Melbourne in 2026. Cost of living, transport, cafes, safety, property market and the honest local perspective.

Point Cook at a Glance

Point Cook is a residential suburb where daily essentials are within reach. The suburb is home to 135 verified businesses and amenities mapped on OpenStreetMap.

Population: 66,781 (ABS Census 2021)

CategoryCount
Restaurants0
Cafes8
Bars & Pubs0
Schools18
Parks100
Medical4
Supermarkets0
Gyms5

The pace here is quiet and family-oriented.

Where to get coffee: Michels, Babycino on Main, Drive Thru Coffee, Muffin Break and 4 more. Full cafe guide →

Green space: Henry Lawson Green, Homestead Run Reserve, Penton Way Park, Parkwood Terrace Park and 96 more parks.

Explore Point Cook

Every guide below is built from verified data — real venues, real addresses, real numbers. No sponsored listings, no paid placements.


Last updated: March 2026. This guide is refreshed when OpenStreetMap data changes — new openings, closures and corrections are reflected automatically. Found something wrong? Let us know.

Sources

Data freshness: 2026-03-15 · Sources: [OpenStreetMap ABS Census 2021]
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