If you’re looking for an easy family day out near Mandurah that keeps everyone entertained without costing a fortune, Amaze Miniature Park is such a good little find.
Just five minutes from Mandurah, this hidden gem is packed with miniature villages, model trains, mazes, mini golf, playgrounds and plenty of space to wander around at your own pace. It’s basically a mini day out with maximum fun.
The miniature village is honestly incredible. So much detail has gone into every little scene and building, and we all loved spotting the tiny people, cars and landmarks hidden throughout the park. You’ll find mini versions of famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower and Perth’s Blue Boat House, plus gorgeous little village scenes – I guarantee every time you visit you’ll spot something new because there is just SO much to see!
But the real standout for us was Train Town… even with older kids, there’s something weirdly entertaining about watching the little trains weave through tunnels, over bridges and around the tracks. There are buttons throughout the display so you can make different trains move, which made it even more fun.
The park itself is beautiful to wander around. There are secret garden paths, fountains, fairy gardens, statues and ducks to feed along the way, which makes the whole place feel really relaxed and easy to explore. When you arrive, they also give you a park map and little quiz sheet, which turned the visit into a fun scavenger hunt.
Then came the hedge maze… and let’s just say we massively overestimated our navigation skills. We genuinely got lost in there and spent most of the time laughing while trying to figure out where we were going.
The kids made it out first and headed up to the lookout where they could direct us oldies out of the maze!
There’s also a smaller maze area with little go-karts – this was so much fun!
Another highlight was the giant garden games area where you can play badminton, cornhole, Guess Who?, bowling, Tetris Rumble and more.
Mini golf is included in your entry price too, which makes this place even better value. The 12-hole course has tunnels, bumps, tricky corners and obstacles, and the best part is you can play as many rounds as you want.
There’s also a playground with monkey bars, swings, slides, cubby houses, a seesaw and lots of sand play for younger kids.
The shaded picnic areas are great for taking a break. You can pack your own picnic or visit the onsite café.
The café itself is adorable with plenty of tables and chairs. The kids loved playing chess and posing for photos on the swing while we waited.
Another unexpected favourite was the LEGO room. There’s a huge display to look at, plus areas where kids can build their own creations.
And don’t skip the photo booth before you leave — such a fun little keepsake from the day. There are also plenty of little goodies available in the gift shop too.
Amaze Miniature Park is pram and wheelchair friendly, and there are wagons available for hire as well.
And yes… we’ll definitely be back for another little adventure!
Amaze Miniature Park
24 Husband Rd, Barragup
For more information visit: www.amazeminiaturepark.com.au
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Kellie Elliott is an adventurous mum of four who’s turning Perth into her playground! When she’s not busy wrangling her little ones, you can find her on Instagram at Perth Mum Adventures, where she shares all her exciting adventures. From exploring new playgrounds to discovering off-the-beaten-path treasures, Kellie’s knack for turning everyday outings into thrilling adventures will leave you inspired and ready to explore the best that Perth has to offer!
