Gravity Adventure Centre Midland has quickly become one of our favourite family spots, and being so close to home makes it even easier to fit in regular visits. From the moment you walk in, it’s clear this isn’t just another trampoline park. It’s a genuine adventure hub with something for every age and ability, and honestly, we could have spent the entire day there.
What really stands out is just how much is packed under one roof. There are trampolines and a tumbling zone for the classic bounce-and-flip fun, a 360 bike, and three levels of indoor climbing including a dedicated bouldering section for those who want to test their skills close to the ground.
Kids (and let’s be honest, plenty of adults too) love the LED slides, mat launch drop slides, and the big airbag for a soft landing after all that action.
If your family is chasing a bit more adrenaline, the double zip lines, high ropes courses and ninja-style obstacles are brilliant for burning off energy.
For the little ones, the Little Town Toddler Zone is a gentle, imaginative space designed just for them
There’s also a role-play area that our kids didn’t want to leave. If your preschooler is a bit unsure about diving into a big session, it’s worth asking about the dedicated preschool sessions, which are designed to ease younger children into jumping safely, with a supervising parent able to join in for free.
There’s also a huge indoor Playground for those wanting a change of pace from the bigger adventure activities.
Once everyone has worked up an appetite, the onsite café is a great spot to refuel, and it was a nice surprise to find they serve Margaret River Roasting Company coffee, a proper treat for the parents while the kids keep playing.
There are also party rooms available if you’re thinking about booking a birthday celebration, and a sock and shoe-off area upstairs that keeps things organised as everyone gets ready to jump.
Before you head in, it’s worth booking online where possible, since sessions run on the hour and can fill up quickly, especially during school holidays and peak times. You’ll also need to complete a waiver before jumping, so doing this ahead of time online will save you a bit of queuing at the front desk. Special Gravity grip socks are compulsory for anyone on the trampolines, so factor in a few extra dollars per pair if you don’t already own some. Parking is available onsite, but it can get busy, so we’d recommend leaving a little extra time to find a spot, particularly on weekends and during holidays.
It’s also worth checking the height and age requirements before you arrive, as some attractions, like the high-performance trampolines, have minimum height restrictions for safety reasons. It saves a bit of heartbreak if you can have that conversation with the kids before they spot the one activity they’re desperate to try but aren’t quite tall enough for yet.
With so many different zones, activities for toddlers through to teens and adults, and enough variety to keep everyone entertained for hours, Gravity Adventure Centre Midland is an easy recommendation for any Perth family looking for a new adventure spot to add to the list.
Gravity Adventure Centre Midland
1/7 Clayton Street, Midland Junction, WA 6056
Opening hours vary by session and school term (check the website for current times)
midland.gravityadventurecentre.com
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