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Tucked away in a quiet street in Queens Park is Serisier Parkway playground. It is a fully fenced playground with two gate entries. It is quite well shaded naturally with palm trees in the park and tall trees surrounding. The play equipment has a small climbing wall, slide and a couple of rope climbing activities. It was well suited to Miss 3 and her friends (Miss almost 2 and Miss 3.5). There is also a large see-saw and swing set with a toddler swing and a normal swing. The park is sand based so the kids also spent some time Read more…
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Wattle Grove Nature Playscape is a great little nature playground which uses naturally occurring and purpose built play features. Found on Lenihan Corner, off Hale Road in Wattle Grove is this little pocket of bush in suburbia surrounded by house and shops. There is a naturally occurring creek nearby (not fenced). There is also a pathway to covered picnic benches away from the main playing area. The park features a set of five swings in a circle, one is a toddler swing. This is a little different from the usual swings in a line and could be fun with a Read more…
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Garvey Park is a great local park just at the end of Fauntleroy Avenue on the river’s edge in Ascot. The kids love the playground as it has something to suit both my sensible 5 year old and my adventurous almost 3 year old! The play equipment is all on sand with a large sail shade over most of the equipment which is great in the warmer months. There’s a toddler section with a small slide, lots for the bigger kids to climb on and the large spinning wheel is always a hit! We’ve had a few picnics here over the Read more…
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In the heart of Beldon is Haddington Park Public Playground. It’s a mix of traditional play equipment and nature play. It’s a real gem with something for everyone. The main play structure in the playground is surrounded with soft white sand, and features a slide, a fireman pole, a steering wheel, climbing ropes, monkey bars and ladders. Separate to this is a collection of climbing nets with a hammock, and a spring rocker. Miss 2.5 thought it was great lying on the hammock in the sun. This playground has four swings, two of which are toddler swings. So hopefully there’s Read more…
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Sandow Park is a little gem of a park is hidden away in Clarkson. It’s located on the corner of Marmion Ave and Hester Ave but you wouldn’t know it from within the park itself. It’s set downhill and behind trees hiding most of the traffic and ensuring that children and pets can’t dash onto busy roads. It’s a small local park, with no barbecues, shelters or toilets but it’s got some of our favourite play equipment. There are swings and slides, various climbing opportunities and steep bridges to cross. One low part of the climbing structure is perfect for Read more…
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Harold Boas Gardens, a lush inner city park, is dappled in sunlight. It’s a lovely spot for a picnic, with lots of shade and park benches. And there’s a playground there too! The tranquil gardens feature small lakes, waterfalls and streams, so keep an eye on toddlers – they will enjoy watch the ducks waddle around. Kids will enjoy throwing a twig into the fast moving water to have a stick race under the bridge. Many of the trees are over a century old. There’s a few with low hanging branches that are perfect for climbing. There’s a small soft Read more…
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Keane’s Point playground is one of my favourite playgrounds. It is situated on the bank of the Swan River in Peppermint Grove next to the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club. There are two sand-based play areas at Keane’s Point Playground, both covered by sunshades, next to each. Each playground caters for different ages and is very well equipped and there is plenty to keep the kids amused! The smaller play area which is suitable for children aged 5 and under. There is a tripod swing in the older children’s playground which is always very popular and there is also a mini Read more…
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Eden Beach Foreshore Playground is a brand new awesome playground located on the foreshore in Jindalee. The playground is lovely and colourful and jam-packed full of quirky play structures. The main feature of the playground is a huge slide that will delight the bigger kids! The only way to get to the top is to climb! Being a metal tube I dread to think how hot that slide is going to get during the warmer months! There are multi-level play cubes with a fireman’s pole. And various interesting climbing nets. There is a toddler play area with swings, slide and a Read more…
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Lawler Park is a green, leafy park in Floreat with a playground suitable for toddlers and upwards. There are lots of play opportunities here to keep the kids busy. The larger playground structure includes two slides of different sizes, ring-shaped monkey bars, swinging platforms to climb across, some climbing ropes, and a tricky balancing beam with vertical bars to up the difficulty level. It has a miniature climbing wall on one side and a clock for practising setting the time. Miss almost 3 particularly enjoyed the balancing beam. Standing separately, there is a train shaped spring rocker, a spinning pole, Read more…
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Russell Square Playground features a free-standing birds-nest swing, two slides of different sizes, monkey bars, a balancing bridge, and a climbing. There is plenty to climb and bridges to run across,… as well as some grassed area next to the playground. The base is rubbery soft fall decorated with cute ladybugs. The playground isn’t fully fenced but it’s fenced enough to keep kids away from the busy Northbridge Streets. Based on the equipment, this playground would probably best suit toddlers and onwards. There isn’t a lot of shade over the playground. Depending on the time of day it may get Read more…
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The Manning Community Hub opened in early 2017 and includes two new play areas. The “Hub” is located on the edge of James Miller Oval so there is also plenty of open grass to run and play on. We met some friends there for a morning play. The kids decided they wanted to try the playground on the far side of the oval first so they were off across the grass. This playground included swings, slides, lots of climbing ropes, monkey bars and a bouncy surfboard and is probably most suited to the 3+ age group. There is an area Read more…
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Brown Park is a grassy park with shady trees and a playground covered by shade sails set among the leafy streets of Mosman Park. It’s a spot that’s sure to have something to appeal to everyone. The main play structure has lots to offer, with monkey bars, two slides of different sizes and a tunnel to crawl through. There’s a steering wheel and two different climbing walls. One plastic, one wooden. One of Miss almost three’s favourite parts was the wobbly wooden bridge. Smaller children will need to hold on to the ropes to get across, which adds to the Read more…
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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…
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Just down the road from Waldecks Stirling is a neat little playground on a leafy street, is Candella Square Playground. This is a well maintained small playground. The main playground structure includes a twisty slide, a curved flying fox, a wooden climbing wall, a climbing pole as well as the usual steps and ladders. Miss 2.5 found a steering wheel and a telescope near the top for imaginative play. There is a climbing tube with a metal ladder and handle holds inside that I don’t think I’ve come across before. Great for stronger, older children. Outside the main structure, the Read more…
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Bullrush Park XL Adventure Playground located in the Providence Estate Wellard is a fabulous playground which boasts an 8m rope climbing tower!! The split-level playground has a variety of equipment to suit all ages. There is a twisty slide … A bumpy slide … And a very cool slide that is made of rollers … There are tunnels & rocks to climb. Log balancing and stepping stones. Tripod swing and traditional swings. The sand building equipment was favourite with my son, he spent quite a lot of time moving sand from area to another and making pictures with the stencils. Read more…
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The Garratt Road Bridge or AP Hinds Reserve is a quiet playground and picnic spot under the bridge on the river in Bayswater. It is just down from the popular Riverside Gardens. We walked down there after a coffee at the coffee van at Riverside Gardens. The kids rode their scooters along the pathways, stopping at the exercise equipment spots along the way for a quick play. The reserve has a small playground featuring a very cute pelican slide, basket swing and a large see-saw. The equipment is suited to younger children and our 3 years olds enjoyed it. The Read more…
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FEATUREDFeaturedThe Boab Tavern and Function Centre prides itself on being a family friendly venue, is open 7 days a week and is suitable for any occasion! A place to bring the whole family – Their undercover playground will certainly keep the kids entertained! Whether it’s a morning tea with a coffee and cake, delicious lunch, hearty dinner, or just a place to catch up with some friends and enjoy a drink, The Boab Tavern has something for everyone to enjoy! Opening hours- Mon 9am-10pm, Tues 9am-11pm, Wed 9am-11pm, Thurs 9am-12am, Fri 9am-12am, Sat 9am-12am, Sun 10am-10pm boabtavern.com.au Read more…
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Lake Vasto Playground is a popular spot at Ozone Reserve in East Perth. A large gazebo makes it a top location for big family picnics and group gatherings if the weather is looking a bit iffy. The reserve is close to the banks of the Swan River, over the road from the Point Fraser development. The playground is on a soft fall surfaces making it great for toddlers. There’s something for kids of all ages, though with Lake Vasto being so close, be mindful of toddlers playing in the area. The main piece of equipment is a large metal climbing structure which has ropes and ladders and climbing walls to Read more…
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Mardalup Playground is a popular location in East Perth for family picnics as it’s right on the banks of the Swan River, opposite Optus Stadium. Mardalup is a Nyungar term meaning ‘place of small marsupial’. The playground is on a soft fall surfaces, making it great for toddlers and kids of all ages, though with the river being so close, be mindful of toddlers playing in the area. The play area is only partially fenced. The main piece of equipment is a large metal structure which has a curvy slide with steps, ropes and ladders to climb. It’s great for older children. There’s lots of other Read more…
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New playground equipment has been installed at Rayment Park in Lathlain. The large open space has been well used and now has three separate play areas, a basketball hoop, open space for running, ball games and a ping pong table. The new junior playground at Rayment Park is fully fenced with entry by a Magna lock style gate and is covered by shade sails. It was mid-morning on a warm day when we visited and most of the equipment was covered in shade, just the outskirts of the playground were in full sun. Inside the fenced area, there are two Read more…
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Catalina park features a playground to one side, with winding pathways through garden beds packed with native plants. On the other side of the bushy garden is the grassed area which has a soccer goal at one end and plenty of room to run and kick a ball about. The playground is set right next to the path and road although there are some limestone walls alongside the play areas. It’s a unique design with varying levels for children to climb and explore. At the top is a large nature play based area, with logs set in sand. Perfect for Read more…
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The Bibra Lake Regional Playground is packed with unique features designed to promote inclusivity and celebrate diversity for people of all ages and abilities. You’ll find a double flying fox that includes rubber path access to the landing and a hoist seat with a seat belt was very popular. It is also very easy for younger/smaller kids to pull back up to the top of the landing. Bibra Lake Regional Playground incorporates local Aboriginal heritage throughout the park including the Yarning Circle with talking rocks. The giant talking rocks “speak” in Nyungar to teach local stories and features of the Read more…
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Mills Park in Beckenham is a 24ha recreational space that been transformed to create a community hub to increase sporting, leisure and social opportunities while protecting and celebrating the park’s natural assets. The Mills Park Nature Play Space is an awesome playground suitable for children of all ages. The play space is nicely set out over a large area with plenty of space for families to throw down a picnic rug and spend the day. Features include: A large smooth concrete slide with an adjacent log and rock balancing area. A Spider net A birds nest swing A wide range Read more…
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The Northern Suburbs have given us yet another fantastic park! At the Amberton Estate in Eglington, you’ll find the new park Heath Park also known as the Amberton Scooter Park and Pirate Playground. The park is a fair distance from the road and car park, about 100 meters, which makes it ideal for younger children not playing close to traffic. The biggest attraction of this park HAS to be the scooter park. A dedicated scooter track is an excellent idea and is similar to a scaled down skate park – perfect for younger children. There are gentle curves and small humps that are easily navigated by a scooter. There were a few young children there on Read more…
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Adventurescape is a $3.5 million farm-themed playground located next to the existing two hectare lake in the Satterley Austin Lakes Estate, South Yunderup. Adventurescape features so many fun and interesting pieces of play equipment that we are sure that is will be a big hit with the local community and visitors to the region. There is a huge 9-metre tall climbing windmill tower and slide. A large pig that is part cubby part slide. A 35-metre flying fox. Old farm tractors half submerged in the sand. There are heaps of small wooden farm animal play sculptures dotted around the play Read more…
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Located at 1 Carroll Drive in Bicton, the Attadale Toy Library is a member-run organization open Saturday mornings from 9:00am to 10:30am. The library caters to children aged 0-6 years, offering over 600 carefully selected toys. Annual membership costs $80 plus a one-time refundable bond of $20. Members can borrow up to five toys at a time for a three-week period, with the option to renew for an additional three weeks. As a community-run organization, members are required to volunteer up to twice per term, attend the annual stocktake and AGM, and participate in one fundraising event per year. Late Read more…
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Based on the additional search results, here’s a complete and updated blurb for the Tiny Tots Toy Library Balcatta: Located at 225 Jones Street (Jones Paskin Reserve), Balcatta, Tiny Tots Toy Library opens every Saturday from 9:00am to 10:30am. The library caters to children aged 6 months to 7 years, with over 600 toys in their collection. Annual Active Family Membership costs $70 and includes: Borrowing up to 7 items at a time (maximum 4 toys plus puzzles, games, dress-ups, or music items) Two-week borrowing period with option to renew for an additional 2 weeks Requires participation in 4 volunteer Read more…
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Located at McKenzie Reserve (McKenzie Way, Embleton WA), the Bayswater Toy Library is a volunteer-run organization offering access to over 1,000 fun and educational toys. The library operates twice weekly: Tuesdays from 3:30pm – 4:30pm and Saturdays from 9:00am – 10:30am. Members can benefit from accessing a large variety of high-quality toys while saving money and space, reducing waste, and having the opportunity to try toys before buying. Read more…
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Located inside Swan Active Beechboro at 332 Benara Road, Humpty Dumpty Toy Library is a not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization offering a vast collection of toys for children aged 0-9 years. The library operates three sessions weekly: Mondays: 10:00am – 11:30am Thursdays: 10:00am – 11:30am Saturdays: 9:30am – 11:30am Membership options include: Standard Membership: $90/year (2 volunteer shifts + AGM required) Concession Membership: $70/year (2 volunteer shifts + AGM required) Opt Out Membership: $160/year (no volunteer requirements) Grandparent/School Holiday Membership: $50/year (5 borrowing occasions annually) Educator Membership: $190/year (no volunteer requirements) Volunteer Plus: $70/year (4 volunteer shifts required) Standard members can borrow Read more…
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Located at the Centenary Park Community Centre on Daly Street in Belmont, this not-for-profit toy lending library offers two membership options: Standard Volunteer Membership ($50/year): Borrow up to 2 “Top Toys” and 6 regular toys, games, or puzzles Requires 4 volunteer roster sessions per year Participation in one fundraising activity annually Attendance at annual stocktake and AGM (June) Non-Active Membership ($150/year): Same borrowing privileges without volunteer obligations 2 “Top Toys” and 6 regular toys, games, or puzzles A 4-week casual membership is also available for $20. Opening Hours: Wednesdays: 9:30am – 10:30am Saturdays: 9:30am – 11:30am All toys can be Read more…
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Located at Keith Hayes Community Centre (6 Lathlain Place, Lathlain), the Carlisle & Victoria Park Toy Library has been serving the community since 1989. The library opens Wednesdays (10:00am-11:30am) and Saturdays (9:30am-11:00am). Members can borrow up to 6 toys for 3 weeks, with the option to renew once. Membership options include: Standard: $72/year (includes 6 toys, 4 roster duties, 2 events) Committee: $24/year (attends meetings and actively supports the library) Concession: $42/year (Health care card holders) Non-Duty: $144/year (must attend busy-bee, stocktake, or event) Family Day Care: $180/year (No roster, must attend busy-bee, stocktake or event) Casual: $15/month + $100 Read more…
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The Cockburn Toy Library operates from two convenient locations: Coolbellup (30 Mopsa Way): Open Tuesday and Wednesday 9:30am-11:30am, and Saturday 11:30am-1:30pm Atwell Community Centre (9 Lombe Gardens): Open Saturday 9:30am-11:30am and Tuesday 2pm – 4pm This not-for-profit organisation offers a wide range of quality toys, puzzles, and games for children up to 7 years of age. Membership options include 6-month ($45) or 12-month ($75) subscriptions. The library is run by local parents and volunteers, with members participating in the library’s operations. Committee members receive a 50% discount on membership renewals. Read more…
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Established in 1987, Cottesloe Toy Library is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit community organization offering hundreds of quality toys for children from infancy through age 7. The library operates on a bi-weekly schedule, opening Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30-11:00am. Membership options include: 12-month membership: $100 Temporary 3-month membership: $30 Members can borrow up to five items at a time from an extensive collection including: Building sets and magnetic tiles Imaginative play items (costumes, kitchen sets, playhouses) Outdoor and sports equipment (bikes, scooters, sports gear) Educational toys and games (puzzles, counting toys, board games) Annual members are asked to volunteer 2-4 times per Read more…
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We are a community toy library, we have a large collection of small and large toys which members can borrow to enjoy with their children aged 0 to 5! Read more…
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The Floreat Toy Library is a not-for-profit community organization open on Saturdays from 9:00am until 10:30am during school terms. Annual membership costs $100, and members can borrow up to four toys plus a puzzle, game or costume for up to three weeks. The library caters to children aged 0-8 years. As a member-run organization, members are required to volunteer for at least one Saturday morning roster each semester and participate in the annual stocktake. The library focuses on providing clean, stimulating, and age-appropriate toys and games while promoting environmental sustainability through toy sharing. Read more…
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Located at the Hilton Community Centre (34 Paget Street, Hilton), the Freo Toy Library offers over 1,900 toys, games, costumes, puzzles, and ride-ons for borrowing. The library is open Monday and Friday (9am-2pm), Tuesday and Thursday (9am-4:30pm), with a lunch closure from 12-12:30pm daily. Membership is available to all WA residents, including families, playgroups, parent groups and centres. Membership fees vary based on location, with City of Fremantle/East Fremantle residents paying $138 for 12 months or $82.50 for 6 months (concession rates available). Non-residents pay $155 for 12 months or $98 for 6 months. The library also offers special programs Read more…
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Located at 27 Birchington Street, Beckenham, Gosnells Toy Library is a non-profit, community-run service offering over 1,000 toys suitable for children aged 0-7 years. Opening Hours: Monday: 9:30am – 11:30am Thursday: 3:00pm – 5:00pm Saturday: 9:30am – 11:30am Membership Options: Standard Family Membership: $80/year Concession Card Holders: $60/year 6-month Trial Membership: $50 Casual Membership: $30/month Grandparent Membership: $60/year Educator Membership: $120/year Members can borrow up to 6 items for 3 weeks, with the option to extend for an additional week if items aren’t reserved. All memberships require participation in two roster duties per year and attendance at the annual stocktake. Read more…
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The Greenwood Toy Library, established in 1992 (formerly known as Bunyip Toy Library), is a non-profit organization offering an extensive range of toys for members to borrow. The library operates two weekly sessions: Thursday evenings from 7:30pm to 8:30pm and Saturday mornings from 9:30am to 10:30am. As a member-run organisation, participants are required to help with borrowing shifts approximately twice per term. The library offers hundreds of toys that can be matched to children’s individual needs, stages of development, and interests. Read more…
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Located at 33 Canning Road, Kalamunda (with parking behind Dome Café), this not-for-profit volunteer organization has been serving the community since 1981. The library offers over 1,000 high-quality toys suitable for children aged 0-8 years. Opening Hours: Saturdays: 9:30am – 11:30am Wednesdays: 9:30am – 10:30am Membership Options: Helper Membership: $80/year (requires 5 volunteer shifts + 1 event) Coordinator Membership: $40/year (requires committee approval, 5 shifts + 1 event) Non-Volunteer Membership: $200/year (AGM attendance only) Casual Membership: $30/month (no volunteer requirements) First-time members pay an additional $10 joining fee Members can borrow up to 7 items at a time for two Read more…
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Located at Loftus Community Centre (99 Loftus Street, Leederville), this not-for-profit community organization offers an extensive collection of high-quality toys for children aged 6 months to 7 years. The library is open every Saturday (9:00am-11:30am) and the first Tuesday of each month (7:30pm-8:30pm), excluding long weekends and holiday periods. Membership options: Standard: $100/year + $50 refundable bond Concession: $50/year (Health Care Card holders) + $50 refundable bond Casual: $30 one-off + $50 refundable bond (limited to 20 toy loans) Members can borrow up to six toys for four weeks at a time. The library features an extensive collection including baby Read more…
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