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Mooba Calleya is a family-friendly café in Treeby that combines great coffee with excellent play facilities for children. Standout Family Features: Enclosed playground featuring: Bird nest swing Balancing logs Safe, contained play area Additional nearby play areas: Large grass area in front of café Oval with football posts Rope spider playground across the road   Top Tip: The enclosed playground makes it perfect for parents wanting to enjoy their coffee while keeping an eye on the kids.   Buggybuddys review Mooba Calleya   Read more…

300 Acres Restaurant and Bar is a stunning venue located at the Wembley Golf Course, offering families a unique dining experience with spectacular views over manicured greens and parkland. This spacious restaurant combines casual dining with upscale amenities, making it perfect for everything from family lunches to special celebrations. Stand-Out Features: Amazing playground directly across from the restaurant with clear views from dining areas Mini-golf course for family entertainment Indoor kids’ corner with toys, activities, games and puzzles Choice of air-conditioned indoor dining or alfresco balcony seating with golf course views Top Tip: The kids’ portions are extremely generous – Read more…

Set right on the Scarborough foreshore, Whale Playground is one of those parks where you can easily spend hours while the kids disappear into imaginative play. Inspired by Noongar culture and the form of a blue whale skeleton, this $1.4 million Lotterywest‑funded Playground is a real hero of the Scarborough Reserve redevelopment and a must‑do on a family day at the beach. The centrepiece is the giant whale structure. Little ones usually start at the whale’s head, which doubles as a small concrete slide – it’s perfectly sized for toddlers and younger children, but it is quite fast, so a Read more…

Close to the cafe strip in Mount Lawley, we discovered a lush, green park with a shaded playground, lawn to run on and paths to ride a bike or scooter. The play equipment here includes a traditional playground with various climbing ladders, a fireman pole, a chain bridge for balancing, a twisty slide, monkey bars and a flying fox. Across a brick path, there are also two individual spring rockers shaped like a train and a plane, and a four-way rocker with frogs and horses heads, two toddler swings and two regular swings, a rope net spinner, and ball-shaped spinner. Read more…

Miles Park, Cloverdale is a local suburban park and a little gem. There’s a decent traditional sand based park which features swings, a slide and climbing structure. Walk around to the other side of the community centre and you will find a recently constructed, fully fenced and shaded, toddler playground. This features soft fall ground, a basket swing, musical elements, a play structure and slide. My girls love racing around this little park. Miles park has a large grassed area that is often used for soccer, dog walking, and fitness groups. There is also a basketball court. There’s plenty of Read more…

My kids think the Catalina Beach Park in Mindarie is AWESOME! The first thing the kids did when we arrived was climb to the top of the 8-metre tall tower, before racing down ‘the steepest slide they have ever seen’! As they raced down one by one they let out terrifying screams… then immediately raced back to the top to go down again and again! The climb to the top of the tower is an easy and safe climb for confident kids. To reach the first platform there is a steel or rope ladder. On this level there is a Read more…

Located at 148 Scarborough Beach Road, Mt Hawthorn WA 6016, Hawaiian’s Mezz is a vibrant community hub that combines shopping, dining, and family-friendly amenities in the heart of Mt Hawthorn. Key Features: Shopping & Services: Woolworths supermarket BWS Liquor Diverse specialty stores Fashion boutiques Health and beauty services Various specialty food stores Dining Options: Bustling alfresco Laneway Multiple dining choices including: Drasko’s Hot Chicken Little C’s Pizzeria and Cafe China Panda Foodbar Affogato Gelateria & Espresso Bar Street Eats Santorini Fish & Chips Family-Friendly Amenities: Community playground Free Little Library (located near BWS) Parents’ Room with baby change facilities (behind Read more…

Located at 380 Canning Highway, Bicton, Hawaiian’s Melville is a vibrant neighbourhood shopping centre that combines essential shopping with community spaces and family-friendly amenities. Key Features: Shopping & Services: Coles supermarket 28 specialty retail stores 24-hour fitness centre (Plus Fitness 24/7) Australia Post Various dining options including Bosu Sushii, Milano’s Restaurant, and Tankk Fish & Chips Family-Friendly Amenities: Children’s play area in the alfresco dining precinct Little Library Community garden Parents’ Room (located near public toilets, next to Australia Post) Family-friendly facilities Swim school (Kirby Swim) Dance school (K2 Dance) Convenience Features: Free parking for up to 4 hours Wheelchair Read more…

Kids Big Carnival is back these school holidays with unlimited rides and family entertainment all included in one ticket price. Running from 3rd to 6th April at Wanneroo Showgrounds, this exciting event features smaller capped 2 hour sessions designed to reduce queues and create a safer, more enjoyable atmosphere. Families can experience more ride time and less waiting. With entertainment, showbags and carnival favourites, it is the perfect day out for children! www.kidsbigcarnival.com.au Read more…

Scarborough Beach Skate Park, nicknamed “The Snake Pit”, is a massive and seriously impressive skate destination right on the Scarborough foreshore. Overlooking the Indian Ocean and framed by the surrounding cafes, grassed terraces and Whale Playground, it’s a spot where you can easily spend the whole day with kids and teens of all ages. The centrepiece of the skate park is the competition‑grade bowl known as The Snake Pit. It’s designed for more advanced skaters, scooter riders, and BMX riders who love speed and big lines, but there are plenty of other features that cater to beginners and intermediate riders Read more…

The Canning River Regional Park extends over 6km and offers a range of activities to suit all the family. The Kent St Weir area offers a great family day out with lots of facilities including toilets, drink fountains bike repair kit. There are seven things you can do with the family at Kent St Weir. Have a Picnic – The Kent Street Weir area is perfect for a picnic with family or friends. There are large expanses of grass and some shady trees to throw your rug down. If you prefer there are a few covered gazebos with picnic tables Read more…

Nestled within the Hales Estate in Forrestfield, The Hales Park is a fantastic nature-based Playground that offers plenty of opportunities for kids to climb, swing and explore. Tucked away among the homes, it feels like a neighbourhood adventure spot where families can easily while away a few hours. The hero of the Playground is the towering wooden play structure, which stands at an impressive 9 metres tall. This main tower has a huge enclosed tunnel slide that twists down from the top, delivering a thrilling, fast ride that is best suited to confident climbers and older kids. When we visited, Read more…

Wandi Playing Fields Playground is a brilliant community space that really suits a whole day out with the kids. Tucked alongside the playing fields and opposite Honeywood Primary School, this modern Playground combines big open spaces, nature play, water play and active zones for older kids. It’s one of those parks where families can easily spend hours, with enough variety to keep toddlers, primary schoolers and tweens all happy. The first thing that grabs kids’ attention is the impressive 30-metre double flying fox. One cable has a standard pommel seat and the other features an all-abilities harness seat, making it Read more…

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…

If you’re looking for somewhere near the beach for coffee and a play date, Coogee Beach Playground, with its ship themed play structure, could be just the place for you. The structure itself is mainly wooden with a sand pit base and features a wavy slide and rope ladders. There’s a rope bridge, a telescope and portholes to look through as well as an alphabet and numbers game. Based on the height of the playground, I’d say this one is for kids two and over. Especially with the rope ladders and rope bridge, littler ones will need watching and assistance. Read more…

Stadium Park at Optus Stadium is not just for big events! In fact, when it’s a little quieter, it’s a brilliant place to explore, with two great playgrounds, including the Optus Stadium Sensory Playground, mini golf and more. Optus Stadium Sensory Playground is a compact, fully fenced gem that’s ideal for a play with the whole family – having elements to excite all ages. Designed with sensory play in mind, it’s one of those parks where you can easily lose an hour while the kids swing, climb and explore. The first thing that grabs kids’ attention is the large rope Read more…

Constellation Park in the Atlantis Beach Estate at Two Rocks is a fantastic coastal Playground for families, with plenty of space to run, climb and explore. Tucked just off Breakwater Drive in the Constellation release, this community park combines challenging climbing structures, sand play and lush grassed areas, making it a great destination for a morning out, after-school play or a relaxed weekend picnic. The first thing that grabs kids’ attention is the spinning roundabout. It’s a big hit with younger and older children alike, and it’s easy to spend a good chunk of time here just spinning, laughing and Read more…

Serpentine National Park Cost: $13 per car Buggybuddys Review of Serpentine National Park Serpentine National Park   Read more…

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…

Cracknell Park in Rivervale is a compact neighbourhood park that makes the most of its beautiful riverside setting. Tucked along Riversdale Road, it combines upgraded play equipment with brilliant Swan River views, making it a lovely spot for families to stop, play and unwind. The main Playground area features a modern play structure with plenty to keep kids of different ages busy. There are monkey bars for little monkeys to test their strength, two slides including a smaller slide that’s great for younger children, and a tunnel slide that proves especially popular with older kids. A flying fox adds a Read more…

Tucked within Calleya Estate in Treeby, Allure North Park is a brilliant combo of junior BMX pump track and adventure Playground, making it a top spot for kids who love to ride, climb and explore. Located on Sapphire Drive, this community park is designed with active families in mind, with plenty to keep both confident riders and younger children entertained. The standout feature at Allure North Park is the junior BMX pump track. This smooth bitumen circuit is popular with BMX riders, kids on regular bikes, skateboarders and scooter riders. The track includes gentle rollers and curved walls that allow Read more…

G.O. Edwards Park in Burswood is a beautiful, sprawling green space that has been steadily upgraded over the last few years, transforming it into a true all-rounder for Perth families. Tucked between Great Eastern Highway, Burswood Road and Craig Street, the park combines traditional play equipment, nature play, exercise stations, a fenced dog park and a picturesque lake, all shaded by mature trees. There’s a car park directly off Burswood Road, making it an easy spot to pull in with kids, scooters and the family dog. The main Playground immediately grabs attention with its steep enclosed red slide built into Read more…

Aviary Creek Park in Aveley is a standout destination Playground set within a beautiful green corridor of lakes and wetlands. Designed as a multi-generational community space, the park stretches around two interconnected lakes and offers a mix of adventurous play areas for kids, fitness and walking paths, and quieter “zen” zones for adults to relax by the water. Inspired by a nearby historic water mill, the centrepiece is a huge three-storey waterwheel climbing structure with bright blue and yellow tube slides that kids spot long before you pull up along Egerton Drive. The giant waterwheel is split across two climbing Read more…

Adrenaline Vault offers premier indoor climbing experiences at two locations in Belmont and Cockburn Central. The facilities feature bouldering, top rope, and lead climbing walls suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced climbers. No booking required for casual visits. The centres offer climbing courses, yoga classes, birthday parties, and private lessons. Equipment rental available.  Extended opening hours seven days a week make it perfect for family adventures, fitness enthusiasts, and social climbing. BUGGYBUDDYS REVIEW  Adrenaline Vault, Belmont   Read more…

Tucked in behind The Bayswater Hotel on Coode Street, Halliday Park is a relaxed neighbourhood park with loads of open green space and a simple, sand-based Playground that’s ideal for a low-key play. Named after early Bayswater settler Henry Thomas Halliday, the park has a welcoming, local feel and plenty of room for kids to burn off energy. The main play structure sits in a generous sandpit and suits a mix of ages. Bigger kids can tackle the two rock climbing walls, test their strength on the monkey bars, or zip down the fireman’s pole. There’s also a rope spiderweb Read more…

The Jo Wheatley All Abilities Play Space is an amazing park purpose-built for all ages and abilities. Carefully built around and under existing trees, covering 10,000sqm with wheelchair access throughout, a sensory garden, flying fox, climbing obstacles, slides, swings, picnic areas, water play, toilet facilities and fully fenced… it certainly ticks all the boxes!!! The main wooden structure has ramp and stair access, decks, two slides, and a balancing beam. Underneath there is a cubby house with a shop window and fun coloured glass blocks. There is a nature play area that backs onto the wooden structure, it is step Read more…

Hillcrest Park in Bayswater is a great spot for families looking for a fresh, non-sand Playground with loads of space to run and play. Set along Coode Street between the Jamison-Frame Pavilion and the cricket practice nets, the newer Playground sits on the edge of the oval and is an easy after-school stop if you’re coming from Hillcrest Primary nearby. One of the first things families will appreciate is that the main play area is not sand based, which is ideal if you’re not keen on taking half the park home in your car. The main multi-level climbing structure offers Read more…

Penistone Park in Greenwood is a big, leafy community park that combines a fun Playground with serious sports facilities, making it a great spot for active families. Surrounded by tall gum trees, the Playground blends traditional equipment with nature play elements, so there’s plenty to keep a mix of ages entertained. The main Playground is set in sand and centres around a traditional climbing structure. Children can test their skills on the double rope ladder that feels a bit like boarding a ship, before moving across to bars for swinging, steps, a tunnel, a rope bridge, a fireman’s pole and Read more…

Located at 1 Council Ave, Rockingham WA 6168, Rockingham Centre is a major shopping destination offering extensive facilities and services for the whole family. Key Features: Shopping & Services: Multiple retail precincts including Target Mall, Telstra Mall, and Fashion Mall Banking services available Customer Service Desk Over 2,500 parking spaces Free WiFi throughout the centre Family Facilities: Three well-equipped parent rooms located at: Target Mall (next to Chemist Warehouse) Telstra Mall (between Telstra and Looksmart Alterations) Fashion Mall (near Customer Service Desk) Each parent room features: Private feeding rooms Easy pram access Change areas Microwave facilities Parent and toddler toilets Read more…

Tucked within the leafy Byford on the Scarp estate, Ridge Park Byford stretches over 1.7 hectares and feels wonderfully “bushy” despite being in the suburbs. Mature trees, big open lawns and two separate Playground areas make this a great destination for families with kids of different ages, especially if you’ve got both little toddlers and more adventurous big kids to keep happy. The lower Playground, accessed from Military Pass, is ideal for younger children. The centrepiece is an adorable train-themed play structure made up of several “carriages”, each with its own style of imaginative play. Toddlers can “drive” the train Read more…

Sometimes small parks deliver a big play and this is the case at Copley Reserve Belmont. We recently stumbled across this small park which is located near the shops on Kooyong Rd Belmont. Copley Reserve Belmont is very much part of the community as the park has a small community garden at the edge and the pathways lead through housing to further grassed areas and benches. The park features a nature playground that has been set up using a lovely fig tree as natural shade. Most of the playground is woodchip style base except for the sand area with two Read more…

Harbour Playground in Secret Harbour is an award‑winning, fully fenced and inclusive play space set right on the Secret Harbour foreshore, alongside the Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club. Also known as Palermo Cove Reserve, this bright ocean‑themed park has been thoughtfully designed so families of all ages and abilities can play together, with accessible equipment, soft‑fall throughout and multiple quiet corners to retreat to. The standout feature of Harbour Playground is the huge underwater cave structure crowned by a giant octopus. Kids can climb the brightly coloured tentacles, scramble over the tunnel or tackle different climbing routes to reach Read more…

Tom Simpson Park in Mullaloo is a brilliant family spot, combining a modern coastal Playground with a huge grassy foreshore and stunning ocean views. Set along Oceanside Promenade, the playspace is a favourite with local families, offering something for toddlers through to tweens, all just a short stroll from Mullaloo Beach. The main drawcard is the large wooden fort-style structure, best suited to older or more confident children. Access to the top is via climbing nets and other challenging elements, giving kids plenty of chances to test their strength, balance and bravery. From the top of the fort, an enclosed Read more…

Botany Park in Hammond Park is a brilliant, toddler‑friendly Playground and community space that has become a real favourite for local families. Tucked along Macquarie Boulevard next to Botany Oval, the home of the Hammond Park Hurricanes, it combines a fully fenced play area, nature play, water and sand fun, a scooter and bike track, plus one of the best free outdoor gyms you’re likely to find. The Playground is fully fenced with multiple pool‑style gate entries, which gives parents and carers peace of mind when visiting with little ones. Inside, you’ll find a mix of traditional Playground equipment and Read more…

Lollipops Playland Butler provides an exciting indoor play experience in Perth’s northern suburbs. This climate-controlled centre features extensive play equipment including multi-level climbing structures, spiral slides, ball pits, and a dedicated toddler zone for the littlest visitors. The facility includes an on-site café serving barista-made coffee, snacks, and light meals, allowing parents to relax while keeping an eye on their children. Birthday parties are a highlight, with themed party rooms and various packages available to create memorable celebrations.   Buggybuddys Review  Lollipop’s Playland, Butler   Read more…

Tucked away on Hillside Crescent in Maylands, De Lacey Reserve is a lovely, green neighbourhood park that offers a good mix of play equipment and open space for families. Close to the Peninsula Estate and just a short drive from the cafés of Eighth Avenue and Whatley Crescent, it’s an easy spot to combine with a coffee stop or treat. The standout feature for many kids will be the flying fox. Launched from a small timber tower, the ride zips over a generous sandpit, giving a soft landing if anyone lets go on the way. Younger or smaller children may Read more…

MacDonald Park in Padbury is a fantastic all-rounder for families, combining an engaging scooter and bike skills track, a fun mix of nature and traditional play, and a huge sporting oval. Tucked away in a residential pocket, it offers plenty of space to run, ride and explore, making it a brilliant spot for everything from quick after-school visits to weekend playdates and sports sessions. The standout feature is the traffic-themed scooter and bike track designed especially for younger riders. Kids can weave their way around roundabouts, speed humps and twisting roads, all lined with mini road signs, pedestrian crossings and Read more…

Tucked into the north‑west corner of Leatherback Oval in Alkimos Beach, the Bike Safety Course is a fantastic little spot for kids to learn road rules in a fun, low‑pressure way. Designed as a miniature version of Perth’s streets, it’s perfect for children on bikes, balance bikes, trikes or scooters, and especially handy for kids who are just getting confident to ride beyond the backyard. The course is laid out as a realistic road network with a two‑way path, zebra crossings, roundabouts and plenty of signs, including Stop and Give Way, just like they’ll see on real roads. There are Read more…

Located just off Great Eastern Highway in Ascot, Adachi Park is a lovely little spot for families needing a play break or a peaceful stroll by the Swan River. Many will recognise it from the quirky little brick house visible from the highway, but there’s much more here than meets the eye, including upgraded play equipment, riverside paths and shady picnic spots. The Playground itself is compact but well designed, with a focus on climbing and active play. The main structure features two slides and lots of rope elements that encourage kids to scramble, balance and climb. The larger slide Read more…

In the heart of Armadale you’ll find Memorial Park, a leafy, central Playground with a fun train theme that’s a hit with kids of all ages. The park was redeveloped with a vintage railway feel – perfect if your little ones love trains, climbing and imaginative play, and you want somewhere with plenty of grass and shade to relax. The centrepiece of the Playground is the big train-shaped play frame and “station”. The train is styled like an old steam engine, complete with platform steps to climb aboard. Kids can crawl through the tunnel where the boiler would be, clamber Read more…