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Picasso Park in Alkimos Vista is a striking, art-inspired Playground that really stands out in Perth’s northern corridor. Spread over 2.5 hectares of green space, the park has been thoughtfully designed so families of all ages can play, explore and relax together. Magenta slides, bold structures and shady spaces tie into Alkimos Vista’s colourful streetscape and make the whole area feel vibrant and modern. The hero of the park is the impressive two-storey undercover play structure. Its fully roofed design means kids can play here in the heat of summer or on drizzly winter days, and the top level sits Read more…

Baldivis has quietly become a bit of a Playground paradise, and Brightwood Adventure Park is one of the biggest drawcards. Set within the Brightwood estate on Solis Boulevard, this $3 million community park packs in a towering climbing structure, multiple slides, flying foxes, swings, nature play, scooter track and more – all wrapped in plenty of open green space for picnics and ball games. According to the developer, the park has been designed not just for kids, but as a space where the whole community can play and exercise together, with outdoor fitness equipment and BBQ areas dotted around the Read more…

Tucked away in the suburbs of Karrinyup, Jackson Wilding Reserve is a brilliant spot if you’re looking for something a little different from the usual Playground. Set alongside Newborough Primary School, this reserve offers both a fantastic nature play space and a more traditional Playground, making it a great choice for families with children of different ages and interests. The nature play area is the star of the show and is a real contrast to the more sanitised Playgrounds many kids are used to. Built largely from recycled timber and old tree branches, some of which are painted in bright, Read more…

On a recent road trip, we took a detour through Northam, the detour was originally to check out the Northam Suspension Bridge, which is one of the longest pedestrian bridges in Australia. After crossing the bridge, which was well worth the visit (until the kids thought it was fun to make it sway), we discovered Bernard Park which features two fully fenced play areas, a water playground, sculptures, amphitheatre, picnic and BBQ facilities and public toilets. The water playground was by far the highlight for the kids, even though we were completely unprepared for water play! The playground is activated Read more…

Avon Park in York, also known locally as Pioneer Avon Park, has been extensively redeveloped and is now one of the Avon Valley’s standout family Playground destinations. Set along the banks of the Avon River on Lowe Street, it combines a big, grassy riverside park with a brilliant nature play space, skate park and plenty of facilities, making it an ideal stop on a York day trip or overnighter. The nature-based Playground uses lots of timber, stone and natural elements, and there’s a good amount of shade from both trees and shelters. Families will find multiple sheltered picnic tables, free Read more…

Get ready to battle it out paintball style! Paintball Skirmish Swan Valley offers an awesome unique experience for every occasion from kids to adults. Set in the natural bushland you can unleash your wild side while having an absolute ball. Paintballing is suitable for ages 12yrs to adults and Splatball is suitable for 8-11yrs.   Home Read more…

Clarkson Reserve, Maylands   Clarkson Reserve is a hidden gem in the leafy suburb of Maylands. It features a small nature playground, bike and scooter paths and gorgeous river views. On arriving, Miss 4 raced to the play area. This is mostly sand-based and features wooden balancing beams and flat logs to hop across. There is also a large birds nest swing surrounded by a wood chip base. This was a hit! Miss 4 kept going back to play here. The main feature of the playground, however, is the wooden play fort. Children can access this via a climbing wall Read more…

Tucked away in a suburban area of Joondalup (not far from the Candlewood Shopping Centre) is Windermere Park. The little gem of a park has enough play equipment to keep kids busy for a while! The playground is small, but a lot is packed into it, with traditional play and a little nature play too. The main sand-fall playground is shaded in the late afternoon by mature trees and found close to the club rooms. This fort-like play structure is fantastic for kindy/primary school aged children, as there are lots of things to climb on. There’s a steering wheel, ladder, Read more…

Tucked within the Niche Living housing estate in Willetton, Woodthorpe Reserve is a compact but well‑designed neighbourhood park that caters to a wide range of ages. Set just off Portcullis Drive, it offers a good mix of traditional play favourites and more modern nature‑play style elements, all in a layout that makes it easy to keep an eye on your kids. The main play space features a selection of climbing, sliding and balancing equipment. Kids can test their balance on wooden stepping logs and low beams or tackle the rope climbing frame for a bit more of a challenge. There Read more…

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…

Shorehaven’s Treasure Island Adventure Playground in Alkimos is one of those rare parks where the theming is so good that it genuinely feels like you’ve stepped onto a storybook pirate island. Perched above the coast and looking out towards the Alkimos shipwreck, this large, ocean‑themed Playground combines big, exciting play equipment with an imaginative treasure hunt that keeps kids exploring long after they’ve tired themselves out on the slides. The star attraction is the deconstructed “shipwreck” play structure. Kids can scramble up the 8‑metre climbing frame, weave through rope nets and platforms, and then whoosh back down via a long Read more…

Mandurah Forum is a family-focused shopping centre that offers exceptional facilities and services for parents shopping with children. Stand-Out Features for Parents and Families: Parent Rooms: Coastal-themed facilities Enclosed play areas for older children Private feeding areas Microwaves available Baby change tables Parent and child toilet cubicles with toddler restraints Multiple locations: near Woolworths, Target, Alfresco Dining Precinct and Food Court Family-Friendly Parking: Designated yellow Parents with Pram parking bays on each level Play Areas: Adventure and Family Playgrounds in the food court area Indoor seating area with interactive touchscreen games ‘Play Along the Way’ zones near Kmart Coastal-themed play Read more…

A family-friendly shopping destination offering specialized facilities and services designed to make shopping with children easier and more enjoyable. Stand-Out Features for Parents and Families: Family Facilities: Two Parent Rooms featuring: Bottle warming facilities Private feeding cubicles Change tables Nappy bins Locations: Near Brumbys and Lowes Specialised Areas: The Book Nook: Community book swap area Managed by Baldivis Leo Club Regular free activities and workshops Children’s entertainment programs Quiet Room: Designed for sensory breaks Features dimmable lighting Sound-absorbing materials Soft tactile textures Perfect for children who need a calm space Parking: Dedicated Parents with Prams parking Permit system available through Read more…

Tucked away on a quiet suburban street in Duncraig, right next to Davallia Primary School, Juniper Park is a compact but brilliant neighbourhood Playground that’s ideal for a quick after-school play or a weekend run-around. The park blends traditional play equipment with nature play, offering plenty to climb, balance on and explore in a small, easy-to-supervise space. The main drawcard is the fort-like central play structure, which is quite different to standard Playground towers. Spread over multiple levels in a sand base, it features three different slides, climbing walls, climbing ropes and various platforms and nooks to scramble over. It’s Read more…

If you’re a parent to a toddler, a fenced and gated playground is a must! Allen Park in Swanbourne is a brilliant spot for wandering toddlers to play. The small sand-fall playground is partly shaded by mature trees. The traditional metal framed playground has lots of features to keep kids entertained. Toddlers will find the stairs up to the small slide easy enough. Though they might want to pass on the climbing ropes. There’s also a larger slide, tunnel, climbing walls and fireman’s pole. There’s some interactive and imaginative play elements with a “shop”, car dashboard and movable clock. The Read more…

Tucked away on a quiet suburban corner just a block from Daglish Train Station, Jersey Street Playground in Jolimont is a lovely little surprise for families. This teeny, local pocket park is compact but thoughtfully designed, combining traditional Playground favourites with nature play to create a fun stop for kids from around 3 years and up. The play space centres around a wooden, fort-like structure that’s perfect for imaginative games. Children can climb up in two different ways – either via a gently sloping climbing net that’s great for more cautious or younger climbers, or by tackling the more challenging Read more…

Kids just love a skate park, though some of the larger spots can be teeming with older and faster kids. The brilliant Madox Playground and Pumptrack in Forrestdale has a smaller bowl than you’d usually find at a skate park – perfect for beginners – as well as a great little playground. The playground features a rope climbing frame, scooter/bike track, a sand fall toddler play area, as well as really unique features like a foosball table, painted balancing logs and a treasure hunt. Anything with wheels – scooters, bikes and even skateboards are a must at Madox. There’s a Read more…

Hawker Playground in Warwick is a lovely little neighbourhood park that’s a great stop for local families with kindy and primary school-aged kids, as well as confident toddlers. Tucked along Hawker Avenue in the northern suburbs, it offers a good mix of climbing, sliding, and open space for ball games, all in a quiet, community setting. The main sand-fall Playground centres around a fort-like metal play structure that’s perfect for kids who love to climb and imagine. There’s a steering wheel for little drivers, a ladder and climbing wall, sloping climbing ropes, a bridge to scramble across, a “shop front” Read more…

Flamewood Park Playground in Brabham is a compact local park that’s all about climbing, balancing and burning off energy. Tucked along Woollcott Avenue, it’s an easy stop if you’re already out exploring the Swan Valley or heading to nearby Jungle Park. The first thing you’ll notice is the bold, bright orange climbing structure that dominates the Playground. It’s designed with primary school kids in mind, though confident toddlers who love to climb will also find plenty to challenge them with close supervision. The whole play space sits in sand, making it softer under little feet and giving younger kids a Read more…

The Village East Playground at Whiteman Park is a bright, modern play space where toddlers can confidently explore while older children still find plenty of challenges. Shade sails cover much of the main structure, making it a comfortable spot to play even on sunny days. You’ll find the Playground in The Village at Whiteman Park, right across from the Village Cafe and immediately beside the Mini Water Playground, which operates during the warmer months (generally 10am–5pm – always check the Whiteman Park website for current seasonal dates and conditions). With toilets, BBQs and plenty of seating close by, it’s easy Read more…

Just off Ocean Reef Road, there’s a fantastic playground found at Edgewater Park in Edgewater! There’s many fun elements to this playground including a traditional play structure and a little nature play too. And good news if you’ve just cleaned your car… there’s no sand! Found next to the Edgewater Shopping Centre, there’s plenty of parking and facilities here. The IGA makes it handy to grab a drink or snack to enjoy in the park. The dual metal slide is perfect for racing a friend! It’s quite fast, surrounded by soft fall, making it easy to scramble up the slope Read more…

A little off the beaten track is a neighbourhood gem – Robin Reserve in Sorrento. There’s lots of fun to be had at this bright and vibrant playground including lots of traditional equipment, sand play and so much space to run and play a game of footy. There’s a stack of shaded parking, opposite the oval. From here it’s a short one minute walk to the playground around the corner. Take a scooter along for kids to ride on the pavement. The metal play equipment is partly shaded by trees and built on a mix of sand and soft fall Read more…

Found in the heart of a new housing estate, Mason Green Park in Piara Waters is a brilliant spot for a play. There’s lots of fun elements packed into this compact playground including a little nature play, as well as thinks to keep active and fit. The wooden play equipment is partly shaded by shade sails and built on a mix of woodchip and soft fall base. And there’s lots to explore… There’s a nest swing, perfect for lounging around in! Stepping tree trunks and balancing logs. Little Chef particularly liked the climbing slope, with rope, up to the fort/slide. Read more…

Montario Playground in Shenton Playground is wonderful place to let the kids explore. There’s lots of fun and fantastical elements packed into this compact playground including some “Alice in Wonderland” style giant toadstools and even some giant eggs. The focus of the playground is a treehouse play structure, which has ropes and ladders to climb up to the top, and a big blue slide to take back town to the sand. There is a large area of sand to play in, which is partly shaded by a few big yellow umbrellas. As well as the sand, a lot of the Read more…

Found at Movida Estate, Willuna Park in Midvale, offers a fun new playground. Just minutes form Midland, the park features a great mix of traditional equipment, nature play, sand play and even soccer goals that will keep kids aged from about 3 years and up entertained. The small playground has a wooden fort-like play structure that is great for a little imaginative play. There are two ways to get up to the fort, a sloping climbing nets and also a vertical tube climbing net. Of course, the best way to get down from the fort is via the red slide! Read more…

The Bayswater Hotel (“The Baysie”) has undergone an impressive $7 million renovation to create a modern family-friendly venue while maintaining its historical charm. This beautifully renovated pub combines contemporary dining with excellent entertainment options for families, making it a perfect spot for casual dining or weekend outings. Standout Family Features: Custom-built playground featuring a 10-meter slide Spacious landscaped beer garden with outdoor TV screen Kids’ meals  Colouring activities provided while waiting Wood-fired pizza oven Family-friendly dining areas Historical displays including an 8-meter rowing boat and 1960s delivery truck Top Tip: Secure a spot in the beer garden where you can Read more…

Located in Bibra Lake, Roar Bar & Grill is a family-friendly restaurant offering generous portions and an extensive menu catering to various dietary needs. The venue features both indoor booth seating and outdoor dining areas overlooking the playground. Standout Features: Massive outdoor adventure playground including: Large wooden fort with multiple climbing features Jumping pillow Mud kitchen Vintage flatbed truck and SS Minnow boat Table tennis table Running barrel NEW: Lenny’s Lane indoor play area with ball pit, slides, and climbing frames Additional Features: Kids’ menu doubles as an activity sheet with coloring pencils provided Plenty of high chairs available Pram Read more…

Located within Karrinyup Waters Resort, this family-friendly cafe is open to the public and offers a relaxed dining experience with excellent playground facilities. Standout Features: Two play structures: smaller one for toddlers and larger one for older children Shaded playground area with shade sails Choice of upstairs balcony or ground-level seating overlooking the playground Dog-friendly with dedicated shaded tie-up area Fresh menu including pizzas, freshly squeezed juices, and kids’ options Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 7:30am – 8pm Sunday and Monday: 7:30am – 3pm Location: 467 N Beach Rd, Gwelup (behind main reception at Karrinyup Waters Resort) Note: No resort stay Read more…

Nestled in the Perth Hills, the historic Mount Helena Tavern (locally known as “The Mounties”) offers a charming family dining experience in a venue that’s over 110 years old. Standout Features: Train-themed playground in the beer garden Kids’ corner inside with books and toys Colouring activities at tables High chairs available Cosy indoor dining with open fireplaces Location: 900 Keane Street, Mount Helena Perfect for: Family outings, casual dining, and combining with a visit to nearby Lake Leschenaultia Buggybuddys Review Mount Helena Tavern, Mount Helena   Read more…

The Quarter Acre Hotel in Applecross is a bright and spacious venue. This modern establishment offers a perfect blend of sophisticated dining and family-friendly features, accommodating up to 400 guests. With its lush greenery and airy atmosphere, it provides both indoor and outdoor seating options. Standout Family Features: Outdoor sandpit with provided toys (spades, shovels, buckets, tracks) Board games for older kids (Guess Who, Connect Four, UNO) Colouring sheets and pencils available Dedicated kids menu Baby changing facilities Dog-friendly outdoor area Plenty of space for prams Top Tip: Grab a table near the sandpit in the outdoor area where you Read more…

Someday Coffee Co is a charming café in the heart of Floreat that perfectly balances great food with family-friendly amenities. This welcoming spot offers an extensive menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch, with dinner service Thursday through Saturday. The café caters to all dietary requirements and takes pride in their home-baked treats and quality coffee, while ensuring the little ones are well looked after. Stand-Out Feature: Dedicated kids’ play area in the back section featuring a mini kitchen, giant chalkboard, pretend market stall, and basket of toys and puzzles. There’s even an adorable kids’ picnic table for enjoying babycinos! Top Read more…

Located on the picturesque banks of the Swan River in East Fremantle, Zephyr Café offers a perfect blend of dining and outdoor entertainment for families. Standout Features: Stunning river views Adjacent to John Tonkin Reserve playground Indoor and outdoor seating options Sandy beach access Wildlife spotting opportunities (pelicans, swans) Tip: Consider packing swimmers and towels for the kids to enjoy the beach after your meal. Buggybuddys Review Zephyr Café, East Fremantle   Read more…

The Kingsley Tavern offers a modern dining experience with excellent facilities for families with children. Standout Features: Fenced outdoor play area Well-shaded beer garden Spacious interior Fresh, modern atmosphere Perfect for: Family lunches and dinners Group gatherings Casual dining Post-activity meals (near Shepherds Bush park) Tip: For families with children, requesting outdoor seating near the play area is recommended for the best experience. Buggybuddys Review Kingsley Tavern   Read more…

Masons Gardens in Dalkeith is a lovely neighbourhood park, with an art trail, play equipment and even a turtle habitat! If you head into the turtle pond area, you’re sure to spot a shy Oblong Turtle or two. The pond is fenced, with access through a couple of gates. Be sure to shut them behind you so dogs and other animals can’t get in! We spied a couple of turtles swimming in the pond.   The gardens are lots of fun to explore. An art trail begins close to the play area are takes you around the park from number Read more…

Tucked behind the Victoria Park Library, John MacMillan Park is a brilliant little green hub that combines nature play, community events and plenty of open space. The park offers a welcoming mix of shady trees, clever play zones and amenities that make it easy for families to linger. The nature Playground blends beautifully with the mature trees, using mostly wooden structures with both natural shade and shade sails overhead. The play areas are broken up into smaller “pockets” linked by pathways, so kids can wander from one activity to the next while adults keep an eye on them from nearby Read more…

Holland Park in Piara Waters is yet another brilliant playground in the popular family suburb. There’s lots of elements packed into this park including nature play, as well as a fun fort! The wooden play equipment is built on woodchip, giving the space a rustic vibe and there’s a sandpit too. Let’s explore… The main attraction is a wooden fort, with balancing ropes and logs to scale to the top. Little Chef particularly liked the climbing ropes and logs up to the fort. This may be a little difficult for younger children, who may need a helping hand. There’s a Read more…

If there’s one thing Piara Waters is not short of, it’s a playground! Aspiri Park in Piara Waters is yet another brilliant small playground in the popular family-friendly suburb. There’s lots of elements packed into this playground including a little nature play, a big climbing net and a curvy slide that kids will love to ride again and again! Let’s explore… The main attraction is the climbing net, built on a wood chip base, which is sure to provide a lot of fun for kids of all ages. The slide has a fun twist, and is set into a soft-fall Read more…

Spring Reserve in Guildford has a small but action packed playground and we just love all the indigenous features. Spring Reserve is a place of significance for local Aboriginal people, having once served as a source of fresh water. Lance Chadd, a Bibbulmun Nyoongar/Budimia Yamatji Aboriginal artist to worked on the playground which tells the ancient Nyoongar story of Koolbardi the magpie and Kaarda a huge Racehorse Goanna. Let’s explore… The playground is dominated by the beautiful Kaarda goanna, which is built into the bank, another well-known dreamtime animal kids may notice is the rainbow serpent, which snakes its way Read more…

John Forrest National Park is the ultimate location for a family day out, with waterfalls, walking trails, picnics spots, plenty of kangaroo sightings, a tavern and now a brand new nature play space that offers the perfect opportunity for kids of all ages to get dirty, create, climb, splash and burn off some steam! Located in the main picnic area, you don’t have to look hard or walk far to stumble across this small yet mighty play space set amongst advanced native trees providing lots of shade and beside a flowing creek adding an extra element of play. There are Read more…

A well-established strawberry farm offering visitors the opportunity to pick their own fresh, sweet strawberries. The farm provides a traditional picking experience in a friendly, welcoming environment where families can enjoy selecting the best berries straight from the plants. 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 Note: It’s recommended to check their Facebook page before visiting for current availability, opening hours and picking conditions, as these can vary depending on weather and fruit availability. Read more…