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The Guide to Playgrounds in Albany & Denmark
The ultimate Buggybuddys online guide to playgrounds in Albany & Denmark. If you’re planning a trip to Albany or Denmark for your next holiday, then check out our guide of our favourite things to do in Albany and things to do in Denmark.
Why not spend some time running wild in a playground? The kids will love exploring a new park away from home.
Find a playground close to the beach front, such as Emu Point Playground. On a nice warm day, you can combine a swim in the ocean and a play at the park. Take a barbecue lunch or a picnic and make a day of it.
A similar beach side playground is at Middleton Beach. Play on the large wooden pirate ship. The playground is surrounded by a large beautiful grassed area with barbecues. Perfect for a picnic lunch or dinner!
On the other hand, why not explore the Kwoorabup Community Adventure Park? Find lots of nature play obstacles – mounds to climb, logs to balance on and gullies to explore.
There are a many wonderful holiday destinations to explore across the South West for families. Check out our list and make precious holiday memories with your kids today.
Berridge Park runs along the Denmark River and is right in the heart of the Great Southern country town. The park, naturally shaded by mature trees, is popular with local families and tourists alike. The playground is really lively, though a walk along the river will bring you to some more serene spots where you’ll find lots of ducks and other water birds. The playground is a mix of sand and soft fall and shaded by shade sails. There is a variety of steel framed play equipment for children of all ages. Kids will have a tonne of fun on Read more…
Near to Denmark town centre you’ll find a brilliant nature play park – the Kwoorabup Community Adventure Park. The huge park is centred around a dry river bed which meanders around the park. There are lots of nature play obstacles – mounds to climb, logs to balance on and gullies to explore. The park is deceptively simple and certainly gets kid’s creativity flowing. They will find lots of sticks and logs to make cubbies with. It’s a great area for a spot of hide and seek or chase too. There is a minimal amount of “man made” play equipment. There is a large music making structure made from wood and metal, which the kids can bang out some tunes Read more…
