Take your mini people to discover a wonderful little land at Amaze Miniature Park! It’s easy to spend hours exploring the beautifully manicured park, found 5 minutes from Mandurah. Here you’ll find mini golf, model railways, a playground, mazes, a LEGO room and picnic areas too!
The Miniature Park
Inside the park, there’s so much to explore! The miniature buildings are beautifully detailed, with tiny village scenes and landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Perth’s own Blue Boat House.
Little train lovers will be delighted to discover “Train town”.
There are a few opportunities to push the button to make the trains move.
Kids will be mesmerised watching them chug around the tracks (including Thomas the Tank himself!), through tunnels and over bridges – complete with sound effects.
There’s also a fairy garden, secret garden paths with fountains and statues, and even friendly birds and ducks to feed. You’ll get a park map and a quiz at reception—everyone loved finding the answers along the way.
The Mazes
After you’ve explored the miniature land, there’s still lots of excitement to be had! The hedge maze is a real adventure—we got properly lost and laughed the whole way through!
There’s also a smaller maze with go-karts for a fun little drive-around.
Mini Golf
Mini golf is included with the price of entry.
The 12-hole course has lots of obstacles, tunnels, bumps and tight corners to navigate around.
You help yourself to clubs and balls. There are small clubs available for kids.
Best of all, you can play as many rounds as you like!
The shaded picnic area is great for lunch breaks, and the shady playground and jumbo lawn games keep the kids entertained between exploring.
A highlight for us was the Lego room. With a massive display and the option to build and buy your own creation, it’s a hit for any Lego fan.
Don’t forget to check out the photo booth too—it’s a fun family memento! 
Tips for families: wear old closed shoes (red dust!), use the wagons instead of your own stroller, bring a baby carrier, and pack a picnic if you plan to stay long—the tea room serves treats, not full meals.
All in all, it’s a fun, relaxed day out for families with toddlers, preschoolers, or even older kids. We’ll definitely be back!
Opening Hours:
- Regular Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
- School Holidays: Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
- Closed: Sundays (including Father’s and Mother’s Day)
- Public Holidays: Open on all public holidays except Christmas and Good Friday (10% surcharge applies)
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Maintenance Closures: Closed during February and August for maintenance
Note: In bad weather, the park may close early.
Find at 24 Husband Road, Barragup (near Mandurah).
Get more info on their website.
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