Ellenbrook

Tucked behind Ellenbrook Community Library, Rainbow Waters Playground is a brilliant spot for families looking to cool off without spending a cent. Also known as Ellenbrook Water Playground, this colourful splash pad is part of Charlie Gregorini Memorial Park and is one of the largest water Playgrounds in Perth, making it a popular summer destination for local families and visitors alike. The park operates seasonally from late September to May, with the water features running daily between 9am and 7pm, so it’s ideal for morning playdates, afternoon cool-downs or early evening visits on warm days. The splash pad is packed Read more…

Tucked away at the end of Banrock Drive in the Annie’s Landing estate, this beautiful district playspace is a brilliant destination park for families in Ellenbrook and the Swan Valley. The Playground sits within Brockman Park and has been designed to blend into its natural bushland setting, with plenty of sand, logs, rocks and trees creating a real “adventure in the bush” feel rather than a standard suburban park. The playspace is laid out in “play pockets” for different age groups, all linked by meandering pathways. Older kids are drawn straight to the big-ticket equipment, including a large spider-web climbing Read more…

Ellenbrook Library is a vibrant community hub located at 90 Main Street, Ellenbrook. With extended opening hours including evenings until 7pm twice weekly and weekend hours, this modern library offers a welcoming space for families with various study spaces, free WiFi, and accessible facilities. The library hosts regular family-friendly activities and provides a range of services including public computers, printing facilities, and meeting rooms. Activities offered: Story Time (Monday to Friday) Learning English Through Storytime (Weekly on Mondays) Guitar Social (Weekly on Tuesdays during term time) Public computers with internet access Study and work spaces Read more…

Tucked away in The Vines is Emms Green which is home to a quirky little playground. The playground has a focus on imaginative play. There is a large cubby house which contains a set of whisper poles at each end for secret chats. There are wooden planks to run through. And wooden poles to climb. I love the upturned tree which features carvings of Australian wildlife on it. There is also a cute caterpillar rocker. If your child is a natural performer they won’t be able to resist giving an impromptu performance on the little stage area. There is a Read more…