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Right between the Perth CBD and Northbridge, Stories is a huge multi-venue spot spread over five levels with three restaurants, nine bars, and the city’s biggest beer garden. It’s family-friendly, with tasty eats and a handy kids play area in the beer garden. Stand-Out Feature Playground in the CBD’s largest beer garden, with outdoor seating right beside the play space so grown-ups can relax while kids play. Top Tip Head to “Stories Front Yard” and grab a table next to the Playground; it’s walk-in friendly. If you want a sit-down meal upstairs (alba, KARLA, Ugly Baby), consider booking ahead via Read more…
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The Pavilion at the iconic WACA Ground is a new community hub in the heart of East Perth, bringing together fitness, swimming and family fun in one place. Open to the public, it offers a modern health club and aquatics centre set against the backdrop of one of Perth’s most famous sporting venues. Families can make the most of the 50m outdoor heated pool, dedicated learn to swim programs and a fun-filled splash park with water play features that kids will love. For those seeking a bit more excitement, the facility also features waterslides, providing plenty of entertainment for children Read more…
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Bibra Lake Regional Playground is one of those rare parks that really does have something for everyone. Set beside the water on Progress Drive, the huge fully fenced Playground blends nature play, imaginative features and clever inclusive design so kids of all ages and abilities can explore, climb, splash, and dig for hours. As you walk through the gates, the double flying fox is usually the first thing to catch the eye – and the queue! There are two parallel cables so kids can race each other, with one seat designed with extra support, rubber path access and a Read more…
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Located at 12 Craig Street, Mundaring, this long-running toy library (established in 1974) is open three times a week: Tuesdays: 3:00pm – 4:30pm Thursdays: 9:00am – 11:00am Saturdays: 9:00am – 11:00am The library offers several membership options: Standard Family Membership: $70/year Concession Membership: $50/year 3-month membership: $30 (non-renewable) 1-month membership: $25 (non-renewable) Home daycares/allied health: $200/year Playgroups/religious organizations: $90/year Members can borrow up to eight items at a time (four toys and four games/puzzles) for a three-week period. The library caters to children aged 0-8 years with over 1,000 toys including baby toys, outdoor ride-ons, construction toys, games, puzzles, dress-ups, Read more…
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Whitfords Nodes Ninja Warrior Course is a brilliant spot for active kids, teens and adults who love a challenge. Set within the Whitfords Nodes Health and Wellbeing Hub in Hillarys, this coastal park combines a serious ninja-style obstacle course with running tracks, outdoor gym equipment, Playgrounds and beach access, making it easy to turn a quick play into a full family day out. The ninja course itself feels like stepping onto the set of an obstacle TV show. You’ll spot familiar elements like the quintuple steps right at the starting line, followed by obstacles such as the spin cycle, cargo Read more…
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The Local Farmers Market operates at two convenient locations in Perth’s southern suburbs: Honeywood Market (Wandi) – Every Sunday 8am-12noon, located on the oval next to Honeywood Primary School on Litoria Drive Cockburn Market (Yangebup) – Every Saturday 8am-12noon at Nicholson Reserve on Dotterel Way These community-focused markets bring local producers and artisans together, offering fresh produce and locally made goods in family-friendly settings. The convenient morning timing and outdoor locations make them perfect weekend destinations for families. Top Tip: Plan your weekend around both markets – visit Cockburn on Saturdays and Honeywood on Sundays for fresh weekly supplies. The Read more…
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Located in the heart of Joondalup, Uptown Pizza offers an authentic New York-style pizza experience that’s perfect for family dining. Standout Features: Retro console games to entertain kids while waiting Intimate but group-friendly atmosphere Fully licensed venue Tips for Families: Order in advance during weekends due to popularity Extra-large size feeds 3-4 adults Great for family celebrations or casual dining Buggybuddys Review Uptown Pizza, Joondalup Read more…
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City View Cafe at Optus Stadium is a family-friendly venue offering spectacular river views and convenient dining before or after enjoying the nearby attractions. Standout Family Features: Dedicated kids’ corner with: Small tables and chairs Colouring sheets Drawing supplies Spacious layout accommodating prams High chairs available Baby changing facilities Lift access available for prams/scooters Perfect location near playgrounds Top Tip: Combine your visit with a family walk across Matagarup Bridge or play session at the nearby sensory playground. Reservations are accepted, which is recommended for busy periods. Buggybuddys Review City View Cafe at Optus Stadium Read more…
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Neon Park in the Allara Estate at Eglinton is a gorgeous community park, blending imaginative play with a strong connection to local nature and wildlife. Set along Neon Lane, this unfenced neighbourhood park is inspired by the striking colours and patterns of the Australian Black Cockatoo, and you can see that theme carried through the landscaping, artful details and playful design of the space. The first thing kids tend to spot is the large egg‑shaped play structure. It’s a real standout, and for many children it quickly becomes the hero of the park. Kids can climb inside, explore, and slide Read more…
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Located in Butler, The Central offers a welcoming dining experience that caters to families with a special focus on making Sundays more affordable for parents. Standout Features: Kids eat FREE every Sunday Modern dining atmosphere Family-friendly environment Casual, welcoming setting Convenient location Perfect for: Family Sunday outings, casual dining, and making the most of the weekly kids eat free promotion. Read more…
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Located towards the very end of West Swan Road in the Swan Valley heading towards Great Northern highway, is a great little spot to bring the kids to teach them a little bit of history about our traditional landowners and take in the valley view. The Memorial Park was created to commemorate the life, death and spirit of the Nyoongar leader and warrior, Yagan. The Yagan Memorial Park officially opened in 2010 and brings to an end a long campaign by the Noongar people to reunite the head of the warrior Yagan with his body, which is believed to have Read more…
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A South Perth icon you’ve probably spotted from the freeway, The Old Mill is Perth’s oldest surviving building, dating back to 1835. It’s a quick, family-friendly history stop with great views near the foreshore, signage to read as you wander, and plenty of space for kids to explore the grounds. Buggybuddys Review The Old Mill, South Perth @buggybuddys📍 The Old Mill, South Perth (built 1835!) One of Perth’s easiest little history stops with kids – right by the Narrows + South Perth foreshore. ✅ Why take the kids: Grounds open 7 days (great for a quick wander + pics) Read more…
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Run by the Northern Districts Model Engineering Society for over 40 years, Stirling Miniature Railway in Balcatta offers exciting miniature train rides featuring both steam and diesel engines. Operating the last Sunday of every month (except December) from 10am-2pm, visitors enjoy two loops around the track including tunnel and bridge crossings. Facilities include a kiosk, shaded picnic area, free BBQs, and toilets. Entry: $12 adults, $6 children (2-17), $1 under 2s, including unlimited rides. Pre-booking essential. Enclosed footwear required. Party bookings available with rotunda hire ($40). Buggybuddys Review Stirling Miniature Railway, Balcatta Read more…
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The Manning Community Hub in Manning is a fantastic family destination, combining great Playgrounds, wide open spaces and handy community facilities in one spot. Located beside James Miller Oval on Bradshaw Crescent, it’s an easy place to spend a whole morning playing, exploring and even popping into the library. The Hub features two separate Playgrounds positioned on opposite sides of the oval, so kids get the best of both worlds. The first, larger Playground is best suited to children around three and over. Here you’ll find a big climbing structure with ropes, climbing walls and monkey bars, plus two slides Read more…
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Event Cinemas Morley, located in the vibrant Galleria Shopping Centre, stands as a premier entertainment destination in Perth’s northeastern suburbs. This modern multiplex offers the perfect blend of comfort, technology, and convenience, making every movie experience memorable. Whether you’re catching the latest blockbuster or enjoying a family outing, Event Cinemas Morley provides the ideal setting for your entertainment needs. Cinema Experience Options: Standard Sessions: Quality traditional cinema viewing 3D Capable Screens: Selected movies available in stunning 3D Stadium Seating: Excellent viewing angles from every seat Special Programs: Cinebuzz Rewards Program Special Event Screenings Kids’ Club Sessions Parent & Baby Sessions Read more…
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Noah’s Playground in South Guildford is a standout neighbourhood park set within the leafy Rosehill Waters estate, just a few minutes from historic Guildford and the Swan Valley. Inspired by the story of Noah’s Ark, it blends imaginative animal-themed details with big, adventurous structures, making it especially appealing for school-aged kids while still offering plenty for confident toddlers and preschoolers. Planes regularly flying overhead add an extra bit of excitement for little plane spotters, and the estate’s peaceful, green setting gives the whole visit a relaxed, “weekend away” feel even though you’re only about 15 minutes from the CBD. The Read more…
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Located at 20 Strelitzia Avenue, Forrestfield WA 6058, this community-focused shopping centre offers a comprehensive mix of retail, dining, and community spaces with ample parking and family-friendly facilities. Key Features: Major Retailers: Coles supermarket Woolworths supermarket BWS The Reject Shop Priceline Pharmacy Community Facilities: The Junction – outdoor space and playground Forrestfield Library (City of Kalamunda) Upcoming all-abilities playground (adjacent to Woolworths carpark) Multiple community spaces Dining Options: Dome Cafe Food Fellas Cafe Hungry Jacks Domino’s Forrestfield Kebab House Santorini Fish & Chips Taste of Italy Chatime The Cheesecake Shop Family-Friendly Amenities: Two Parents’ Rooms (located near Woolworths and opposite Read more…
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Mug N Brush is a unique creative hub in Rockingham combining an art studio, indoor playground, and café under one roof. Families can enjoy ceramic painting, pottery wheel experiences, and art workshops while kids (0-12 years) explore the multi-level playground with dedicated areas for different age groups. The café serves light meals and quality Karvan coffee, making it perfect for a creative day out. Evening sessions include adults-only art nights with wine. Buggybuddys review Mug N Brush, Rockingham Read more…
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Situated on the site of the old quarantine station, on the hill above the Bicton Baths with an awesome view of the river, Bicton Quarantine Park is a picturesque spot for a family barbecue or picnic. Bicton Quarantine Park features a playground with a fence and shade sails. The main playground structure here has two slides of different sizes, climbing ladders, monkey bars, a tunnel, a rope bridge, and a climbing wall. Separate, there is a spring rocker, and two swings, a toddler swing and a regular swing. There are a number of paths running through the park and down Read more…
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Set in the heart of family-friendly Landsdale, Hardcastle Park is a welcoming neighbourhood Playground that offers a lovely mix of traditional and nature play. With a big open grass area, sand play, climbing equipment and a peaceful suburban setting, it’s an easy spot for local families to burn off energy, enjoy a casual catch up and let the kids play for ages. One of the first things you notice on arrival is the large grassed space that sweeps out beside the play equipment. It’s ideal for laying out a picnic rug, kicking a footy or soccer ball, or letting the Read more…
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Vincent Library offers a welcoming Junior Area with an extensive children’s book collection, cozy reading nooks, and free regular activities for children of all ages and abilities. Regular Programs Baby Rhyme Time Songs and rhymes for babies Runs throughout the year Free, no booking required Story Time Stories, crafts and social activities Morning sessions Free, no booking required LEGO Club Weekly drop-in sessions Create and build with LEGO Free, no booking required Read more…
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A unique fruit picking experience in Perth offering sweet, juicy mangoes. The farm provides a relaxed atmosphere with BBQ facilities and a farm shop for additional purchases. Open: 9am – 5pm Wednesday – Sunday – currently open Feb 2025 Cost: Entry – adults $10, children $5. Mangoes $15/kg For all current info visit their Facebook page Buggybuddys Review Perth Mango Farm Read more…
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Escape Rooms are themed puzzle rooms where you are completely immersed into a new reality and you must use the clues around the room to complete your tasks and escape in 60 minutes or less. Think you can solve a crime, book The Pursuit. Or is breaking out of jail more your style, Wanted is the game for you. Want to save the kingdom from an evil ruler, then Knightfall is your quest. Bookings are essential and can be made by visiting www.timesup-escape.com.au Buggybuddys Review Time’s Up Escape Rooms, Wanneroo Read more…
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Tucked into the Saw Avenue Picnic Area on the Subiaco side of Kings Park, Variety Place Playground is a brilliant all-ages nature Playground where kids can climb, balance, crawl and explore for hours. The space has been redeveloped with the support of Variety WA and the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, with a strong focus on nature play and inclusive design so that children of all abilities can play side by side. Set amongst mature trees and open lawns, it’s a fantastic spot to let the kids burn off energy before enjoying a relaxed family picnic. The Playground is packed Read more…
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Located in Fremantle, Little French Nest offers a charming French-inspired café experience with family-friendly amenities. Standout Features: Dedicated kids’ play corner All-day brunch menu French-inspired cuisine Casual, welcoming atmosphere Perfect for: Family brunches, casual catch-ups, and relaxed dining where children can enjoy the play corner while parents savour their French-inspired meals. Read more…
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Calleya Grandis Playground in Treeby is an exciting neighbourhood park that packs a lot into its compact space, making it a great destination for families with children of all ages. Tucked inside the Calleya Estate on Hydrangea Road, this cleverly designed Playground caters for little climbers, budding ninjas, sand play enthusiasts and even active teens and adults who want to squeeze in a workout or a hit of tennis. The most eye‑catching feature as you arrive is the giant tower and ropes course. The extensive climbing rope structure is perfect for a “ninja course” or classic “Floor is Lava” challenge, Read more…
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A welcoming strawberry farm offering both pick-your-own and pre-packed options for visitors. The farm provides a straightforward picking experience where families can enjoy selecting fresh, ripe strawberries directly from the plants. They offer both pick-your-own and pre-packed options to suit different preferences. Open: Now open for PYO 2025 season Cost:Pick your own box $20 (we will lower the prices once the strawberry market weakens) *No entry fee *Minimum 1 box per family (2 adults, 5 children) *All you can eat in the field so please maintain a LEVEL BOX (3.5kg) *3kg assorted box $25 (prepacked) *We accept payid and cash, Read more…
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A bit like the Secret Garden, Ivory Park is a hidden gem tucked away in the suburb of Noranda. It’s felt like a bit of an adventure trying to find it, hidden down some stairs, but it was well worth the effort. The playground structure features plenty of climbing elements such as the climbing wall and the rope ladders. Great for keeping energetic little monkeys busy! There is a fireman pole, a flying fox, and monkey bars for bigger kids. Most suitable for preschoolers onwards, though there are a couple of elements like the swings, a spinning pole, and the Read more…
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If you’re looking for a peaceful playground surrounded by trees and birds singing, then playground at Ian Robbins Park is for you. Situated at the centre of the park is a great playground, which has recently been upgraded with new equipment and fresh white sand. This is covered with shade sails for much of day and has a few bench seats located close by. The play structure is suitable for toddlers and upwards, though young children may require some assistance with some of the equipment. This is a great playground for kids who love to climb. The top of the Read more…
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Lark Scarborough is a unique family-friendly café featuring extensive play areas suitable for children of all ages. Standout Family Features: Fully fenced and gated nature playground including: Central fort structure with wooden bridge Climbing ladders and rope netting Slide Sandpit under the fort Flying fox with monkey bars access Wooden boat with moving steering wheel Nest swing Picnic tables around playground edge Indoor Play Areas: Quiet lounge space for smaller children featuring: Comfy couches Books and board games Teepee Small toys Bookable for parent groups Separate larger room with: Games Running space Air-conditioned Suitable for playgroups Top Tip: Perfect for Read more…
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Russell Street Park in Morley is a brilliant choice for families with energetic older kids and teens who love a challenge. Tucked between Bunnings and Morley Bus Station, this long, narrow park has been transformed from a closed-off drainage site into a nature-inspired ninja warrior style obstacle course. Running the length of the park is a hard-packed gravel path that links a series of around ten different stations. The course has a strong “ninja” feel, with plenty of opportunities to run, jump, swing and climb from one end to the other. Kids can test themselves on climbing walls, balance beams Read more…
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Tucked within Taylor Estate in Caversham, Flindell Park is a peaceful neighbourhood Playground that feels a little like a green island in the suburbs. With its big open lawn, scattered benches and relaxed atmosphere, it’s an inviting spot for families to spread out a picnic rug while the kids explore. The Playground itself is sand-based, which is always a hit with younger children who love to dig, pour and build. A dedicated sand table encourages imaginative, sensory play and is perfect for toddlers who might not be quite ready for the larger climbing structures but still want to join Read more…
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Crimea Skate Park and Playground in Morley is a brilliant spot if you’ve got a mix of ages and energy levels to cater for. Set within the larger Crimea Reserve, this medium-sized “technical street” style skate park is designed with skaters in mind, offering plenty of opportunities for creative lines and tricks, while the adjacent Playground keeps younger siblings busy. The concrete skate park features a good mix of ramps, rails and ledges. At either end you’ll find large grind boxes – one straight and one curved – with rails and skate-able benches in between. Four different concrete boxes create Read more…
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The Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility in Bibra Lake is home to the Cockburn BMX Club. This $8.9m redevelopment project is set to welcome national-level BMX events for all local and interstate riders with its new Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) accredited track! Whether you have a BMX enthusiast or beginners looking for a new place to try some BMX racing and training, Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility is the exciting place for the whole family to have a ball in community riding while enjoying the other fantastic facilities like the pump track, playground, clubhouse and BBQ facilities. Riders Read more…
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Woodbridge Riverside Park in Woodbridge is one of those rare Playgrounds that really does have a bit of everything. Tucked alongside the Swan River near Guildford, this fully fenced, all‑abilities park is worth the drive for a big morning out. The main gates have safety latches, giving parents of speedy toddlers a bit more peace of mind while the kids roam between the many different play zones. The central sand play area is a huge hit with younger children. Here you’ll find a big pirate boat complete with climbing ropes, a fireman’s pole and lots of space underneath for imaginative Read more…
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Located at Lot 71 Stoney Road, Gnangara, this family-friendly farm offers a wonderful strawberry picking experience. The farm provides boxes for picking your own fresh, juicy strawberries. Open: 2025 dates TBA – keep an eye on their Facebook page around August/September Cost: 2025 fees TBA For all current info visit their Facebook page Read more…
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Geraldton Foreshore Youth Precinct Playground is a brilliant stop for families road-tripping up the coast or holidaying in Geraldton. Set right on the town foreshore outside the Geraldton Yacht Club, it overlooks sparkling Geraldton Bay and makes an ideal spot for kids to burn off energy while adults enjoy the ocean views. The Playground has a real “super park” feel and is best suited to confident climbers and kids roughly 4 years and up, though there are a few elements younger children can enjoy with supervision. The standout feature is the impressive Sky Walk – a towering rope and bridge Read more…
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HOYTS Warwick is a state-of-the-art cinema complex offering multiple viewing experiences. The cinema features the latest in movie entertainment technology and premium comfort options, making it a premier entertainment destination in Perth’s northern suburbs. Premium Experiences: HOYTS LUX: Premium dine-in cinema experience with fine wine and gourmet food options Xtremescreen: Enhanced viewing experience with larger screen and superior sound system Recliner Seating: Available in selected theaters for ultimate comfort Special Programs: Prams at the Pix runs every Wednesday morning, providing a welcoming environment for parents and carers with babies. These sessions feature: Dimmed lighting instead of complete darkness Reduced sound Read more…
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Little Land’s play town offers a scaled down version of the real world inspiring your child to learn through role-play! 🍎🛒 Whether it be doing the grocery shopping at the Little Growers Market, making a coffee at the local cafe, doing laundry at home, teaching in the classroom, visiting the doctor, grooming pets, or helping with the town’s construction – the fun is in the exploring! Designed by experts, for children up to 8 years old, play sessions are 90 minutes and hosted at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm Monday through to Saturday during the winter school holidays. Book Read more…
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Located at 49 Safety Bay Road, Naragebup is a community-run environmental education center operated entirely by volunteers. The center offers environmental education programs, hosts school excursions, and community events focused on sustainability and conservation. Features include educational displays, recycling initiatives, and various environmental activities. Open Thursday to Sunday, 10am-3pm (closed Monday-Wednesday). The venue is available for hire and welcomes volunteers interested in environmental education and conservation. Perfect for school groups, families, and anyone interested in environmental learning. A non-profit organization built by the community, for the community. Read more…















































