Balcatta

‘Give your kids an experience they will never forget these school holidays’ ‘Let us keep your kids busy away from screens and making friendships at The Barn’   School Holiday Program 4th -15th  July Mon/Wed/Fri of school holidays AM and PM sessions available (830am-12pm & 1230pm,-4pm,) 12 sessions over 6 days Obstacle courses, games & prizes Limited places, booking essential   Visit www.thebarnfitness.com.au/school-holiday-workshop to find out more Read more…

If you’re looking for a quieter park for a play, Grindleford Reserve in Balcatta may fit the bill. It has natural shade from large trees, as well as shade sails. The playground here has been recently replaced with brand new equipment and fresh white sand. It’s set well back from the road, with a small car park in between, so should be safe for little wanderers. The playground is made up of two larger structures, with a freestanding birds nest swing, traditional-style toddler and regular swing, and a spring rocker. The smaller of the play structures is toward the front Read more…

BUGGYBUDDYS REVIEW OF THE BEACH HOUSE: The Beach House Play Centre, Balcatta     Read more…

Not far from Northlands Shopping Centre in Balcatta is a leafy park, Rickman Delawney Reserve. In the middle of the reserve, we found a good sized playground suitable for kids of all ages. It has lots of open space around it for running about and the playground is shaded by shade sails. The main play structure features two slides, one straight and one twisty, as well as a flying fox and lots of climbing ladders. My little Miss loved the green tunnel for crawling through and hiding in and a chain ladder. There is a playhouse/shop front in the bottom, Read more…

Opening Hours: Last Sunday of every month 10.00am – 2.00pm (except December) Buggybuddys Review Stirling Miniature Railway, Balcatta   Read more…

Just off of Main Street in Balcatta is Conway Reserve, a bright, colourful playground surrounded by a grassy park. Conway Reserve is partially fenced with a path running from Harrison Street to Archibald Street, and a large grassed area for ball games or exercising the dog. The playground structure features two slides of different sizes, climbing ladders, a fireman pole, a tunnel and a bridge. At one end there is a flying fox and bars for older children to climb and swing on. Separate to this, there are two swings, both normal and toddler, and two spring rockers, one a single Read more…