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Buggybuddys Guide to Parks in Perth and Playgrounds in Perth
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Looking for the best Playgrounds and parks in Perth for your next family outing? Youโre in the right place. Whether youโve got a toddler who loves gentle slides and swings, primary school kids who want to climb everything in sight, or tweens chasing a bigger challenge, Perth is packed with incredible play spaces โ and they are completely FREE.
Buggybuddysโ directory brings together everything from neighbourhood gems to big destination super parks, plus nature play spaces, foreshore and beachside parks, and adventure Playgrounds with climbing towers, flying foxes, pump tracks and more. We know the practical stuff matters too, so youโll find options that suit real-life parenting: fenced Playgrounds, parks with toilets, shade, water play, and even listings near cafรฉs for that essential post-play coffee.
Use the filters to narrow down what you need (sand vs non-sand, all-abilities, toddler-friendly, scooter & bike parks and more), then pick a spot and get outside. Perthโs Playground scene is seriously world-class โ happy exploring!
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In the heart ofย Glen Forrest youโll find an absolute hidden gem of a playground atย Morgan John Morgan Reserve.ย ย Theย leafyย spotย in the Perth Hills isย known locally as โThe Train Parkโ. Itโs made up of a large sandpitย area with a playย frame, butย what really makes it unique is its life sizeย replicaย train! Little train fanatics that love Thomas orย Chuggingtonย will love some imaginative play on theย locomotive, which alsoย featuresย two carriages. Kidsย canย climb up the small ladder, ontoย the train andย be a driver or sit in the carriage! There are even shaded table and chairs insideย the carriage, so itโs a fun spot to have lunch! The train also features aย slideย and some Read moreโฆ
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The new Tomato Lake all-abilities playground has opened and it appears to be a big hit as it was very busy when we visited. The playground is in front between the cafe and the bbq picnic area. The bbq area has also been refreshed with new picnic tables. The playground has been designed to suit toddlers through to older kids, including those with disabilities. It is bright and colourful with soft fall base The playground features an inclusive seesaw, which is the only one of its kind in WA. There are a number of bench seats along the car park Read moreโฆ
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Riverton Jetty Playground is a gorgeous nature play spot on the banks of the Canning River, right beside Lo Quay River Cafe in Wilson. Sitting within Riverton Jetty Park, part of the wider Canning River Regional Park, itโs a lovely place for families to combine a Playground visit with riverside walks, wildlife spotting, a paddle on the water or a relaxed cafรฉ meal nearby. The setting really is the star: big river views, plenty of birdlife and a relaxed, community feel, especially on weekends when itโs buzzing with families, cyclists and kayakers. The Playground itself is nature based, with lots Read moreโฆ
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McGiffen Park Alkimos is in a new Alkimos estate perfect for older kids. The park is also perfect if you are after a quieter play. The estate is accessed via only one road, which is still under construction, meaning most people probably donโt actually know of its existence. I actually had to pull over and check I wasnโt driving into a building site. But once you reach the park you realise itโs the perfect spot to let some big kids run wild. The park itself is mostly fenced off and, of course, surrounded by very quiet streets. The park has Read moreโฆ
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Perched on the hillside of City Beach Oval, this nature play space is a lovely mix of local history, imaginative play and wide-open green space. Set just off Fred Burton Way, the Playground sits alongside the large district sports oval, so itโs a great spot to combine a play, a kick of the footy and a family picnic in one outing. The first thing kids will spot is the pair of twin mirrored hill racing slides cut into the slope. Theyโre fast enough to feel exciting but still suitable for most ages, and wide and sturdy enough for parents to Read moreโฆ
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Mardalup Playground is a popular location in East Perth for family picnics as itโs 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. Itโs great for older children. Thereโs lots of other Read moreโฆ
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The town of Williams is a good place to stop if you are on a road trip heading to/from Denmark or Albany. We recently stopped here on the way back from Denmark and found the quick park stop really helped to burn some energy and break up the journey. Williams Lions Park is nestled on the banks of the Williams River alongside the Albany Hwy and Williams Sports and Recreation area. The park has toilets, bbq and picnic tables, benches, a nature play area, a long flying fox, large numbat sculpture and parking. If you donโt have a picnic or Read moreโฆ
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Tucked away in the suburbs of Karrinyup, Jackson Wilding Reserve is a brilliant spot if youโre 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 moreโฆ
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Perry Lakes Rope Playground is located on ย Perry Lakes Drive, near the corner of Meager Drive. The playground is fully fenced and gated, and I feel it would be more suited to children aged three years and older who have more strength to climb and balance. Perry Lakes Rope playground is made up of many ladders, rubber platforms and balancing ropes. My miss 3 particularly loved the rope suspension bridge. She had several climbs across this one. It was great for building on her balancing skills. She also liked the rubber hammock section attached to a series of rope nets, Read moreโฆ
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Whitby Playground in Whitby is a hidden gem for families who love nature play and a bit of adventure. Around 40 minutes south-east of Perth, the Playground sits alongside a nature walk trail, so itโs easy to turn a simple park visit into a longer explore with the kids. The whole space has a very natural, earthy feel with lots of timber, stone and sand, making it ideal for imaginative play and active kids who like to climb, balance and scramble. The main play area is built into soft fall climbing mounds with two large slides that are sure to Read moreโฆ
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If you’re looking for a playground that truly caters to everyoneโfrom toddlers to grandparentsโBallajura Intergenerational Playspace โ Weitj Park is a must-visit. This $6.5 million playspace on Oxleigh Drive, Ballajura, is thoughtfully designed to encourage active play, creativity and social connection across all generations. With three distinct play areasโParkland, Industrial Vibe and Nature PlayโWeitj Park offers shared play experiences that set it apart from other Perth playgrounds. Whether it’s grandparents swinging their grandkids, parents and children racing through the ninja course or toddlers making new friends while building a cubby, this space brings families and the community together in a Read moreโฆ
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Fenced (not gated) but on a main road No water fountain Toilets in the Beach Cafe on the opposite side of the road Local surf shop The Beaches Cafe serves hot and cold beverages and food Grass and Asphalt playground Playframes not suitable for toddlers 4 swings – 2 baby, 2 normal Shade sails in the summer and tree shade Benches 2 x rockers Find more playgrounds in Perth [wpautbox authorid=”3″] Read moreโฆ
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If youโre looking for your familyโs next favourite hangout spot, let me tell you โ Expedition Park in Clarksonโs Catalina Green is an absolute gem. Expedition Park is not just big โ itโs mega. Thoughtfully designed with integrated play spaces, grassy areas perfect for picnics and parties, BBQ stations, shaded picnic tables, and bike/scooter paths flowing all around. Bring a hat, sunscreen, picnic blanket, and your wheels โ this place is ready for all-day fun! Right at the entrance, youโre greeted by something brand new and seriously cool โ the Yalp Memo, an Interactive Activity Zone that merges tech, Read moreโฆ
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Harold Boas Gardens Quick Guide Age group: Toddlers to primary schoolers Playground: Brand-new upgrade with toddler and big-kid zones Nearest coffee: Molo across the road, E-Sense open weekends Facilities: Toilets, water, bins, seating Parking: Paid street parking, easier on weekends Dog friendly: Yes, on-lead Water features nearby โ supervision essential Pram-friendly: Paths throughout the gardens, however some stairs. Mulch surface in the play area. Tucked just off bustling Wellington Street, Harold Boas Gardens is one of Perthโs most enchanting family destinations โ where imagination blooms, ducks drift by and adventurous play is just a hop, climb and slide away. Whether Read moreโฆ
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Manapouri Park Playground in Joondalup, is a lovely local gem for families, particularly on warm mornings when shade is essential. The park is dotted with mature trees that cast generous natural shade over much of the play area, helping it stay cool and comfortable as the day heats up. Itโs a great option for younger children who need a softer, more sheltered space to play. Parking is available on the surrounding streets, and the network of footpaths makes it easy to arrive with prams, bikes, scooters or trikes. The Playground itself sits in a shallow dip, with open grassy areas Read moreโฆ
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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 Lotterywestโfunded Playground is a real hero of the Scarborough Reserve redevelopment and a mustโdo on a family day at the beach. The centrepiece is the giant whale structure. Little ones usually start at the whaleโs head, which doubles as a small concrete slide โ itโs perfectly sized for toddlers and younger children, but it is quite fast, so a Read moreโฆ
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Clarko Reserve is a coastal reserve located at Trigg Beach at the end of Karrinyup Road. The jewel colours of the verdant green grass and shimmering blue sea beyond the dunes is a feast for the eyes. At a sheltered end of the reserve, near the beach car park, is a good sized playground with equipment to suit a range of children. I feel toddlers through to six year olds would probablyย enjoy this one most. The playground has three slides, including a tall corkscrew slide, noughts and crosses blocks, a coloured ball abacus, and a fireman pole. Soft sand surrounds Read moreโฆ
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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. Itโs 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 kidsโ 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 moreโฆ
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Tucked off Montreal Street, Booyeembara Park is one of those Fremantle gems that feels bigger once youโre actually inside it. Itโs a wide, open stretch of parkland with bushy edges, walking circuits and a central manโmade lake that gives the whole space a calm, โexhaleโ vibeโgreat when you want to get the kids outdoors without committing to a full day trip. The Playground here is small but memorable, and it suits older kids best. The standout is the quirky fiveโway swing set, designed for ages 6โ12. Itโs a fun, social piece of equipment that feels a bit different to your Read moreโฆ
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Coodanup Foreshore Park, tucked along Peel Parade to the south east of Mandurah town centre, is a lovely estuary-side spot that has been steadily evolving thanks to major upgrades from the City of Mandurah. The reserve stretches along the northern edge of the PeelโHarvey Estuary, offering families a mix of traditional Playground equipment, nature play, open space and shallow water access, all with that relaxed โby the waterโ Mandurah feel. The foreshore features two distinct Playground areas. One is designed with younger children in mind, with equipment suited to toddlers and early primary-aged kids. The second focuses more on climbing Read moreโฆ
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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 thereโs 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 moreโฆ
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Tucked alongside a tranquil lake and large expanse of lawn, Lakeside Estate Playground in Success is a lovely neighbourhood spot for families to relax and play. Set on Jubilee Avenue within the Lakeside private estate, the park has a peaceful outlook over the water and plenty of open space, making it ideal for a casual catch up with friends or a laidโback afternoon picnic. The main play structure offers a good challenge for older kids, with climbing walls and an obstacleโstyle layout that invites them to scramble, balance and explore different routes. Underneath the structure youโll find classic Playground favourites Read moreโฆ
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Koolaanga Waabiny on Mandurahโs Western Foreshore is one of those Playgrounds that really lives up to the โepicโ label. Set right on the estuary at Hall Park in Halls Head, this destination play space is part of the Mandurah Waterfront redevelopment and sits beside the popular Mandurah Skate Park. Its Noongar name is pronounced โkool-lung-ga waa-binโ and beautifully translates to โchildren playingโ, while also referencing the local Swamp Sheoak trees that inspired the Playgroundโs design. The hero of the Playground is the incredible 12โmetre-high climbing tower, shaped to echo the Swamp Sheoak trees that line the foreshore. Adventurous kids can Read moreโฆ
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Tucked into the New Junction redevelopment in the heart of Midland, Weeip Park has quickly grown from a โnewโ Playground into a much-loved community hub. Just a short stroll from Midland Gate Shopping Centre and the Cale Street cafรฉ strip, this large public open space combines a nature-inspired Playground, youth zone, kick-about oval and public art celebrating local history and culture, all in one spot. The park is named in honour of Weeip, the traditional leader of the Boora clan (Boya Ngura people), who was responsible for much of the City of Swan area during early European settlement. In 1834 Read moreโฆ
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Mojo Park in Cockburn Central is a brilliant suburban Playground and recreation space tucked within the colourful Mojo Urban Living estate. Despite being slightly hidden away in the estate, the park itself feels open and spacious, with a large grassed area, tall gum trees and a good mix of play equipment that suits a range of ages and abilities. The main Playground combines nature play elements with more traditional structures. Underfoot youโll find a mix of soft fall, sand and wood chips, so kids can run, climb and explore with a bit of variety in textures. The large central play Read moreโฆ
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Seacrest Park in Sorrento is a brilliant allโrounder for families, combining a fully fenced Playground with a big community oval and plenty of room to run, ride and play. Tucked just off Seacrest Drive, itโs the kind of local park where you can easily pop in for a quick play after school and end up staying much longer than planned. The Playground itself is completely enclosed, which is a huge bonus if you have little ones who like to wander. Inside the fence youโll find a generous sand play area with soft fall around the edges and under the swings. Read moreโฆ
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Mueller Park Play Space in Subiaco has had a fantastic makeover and is now home to Subiโs very first flying fox. Tucked within leafy Mueller Park at the corner of Coghlan Road and Roberts Road, this fully fenced play space features brand-new equipment, sand and water play, climbing elements and nature play trails โ a great spot for children of all ages to explore and burn off energy. One of the first things youโll notice is the strong focus on nature-based play. Kids can get creative with a timber play teepee, where each piece can be moved and rearranged to Read moreโฆ
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The beautiful Lake Jualbup playground is located in the leafy suburb of Shenton Park, and is surrounded by a lovely well-kept park with rolling green lawns. โJualbupโ is an aboriginal term meaning โa place where water rises in the season of springโ. The lake can dry up during the summer months, but when we visited it was full and had a variety of pretty birdlife including Black Swans and assorted ducks. Under the trees, there is an older small playground that is suitable for toddlers, as well as two sets of conventional swings. But the most exciting part of Lake Read moreโฆ
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Honeycomb Park in Brabham is a buzzing community Playground that lives up to its name. Tucked within Peetโs Brabham Estate, not far from the Swan Valley and just around the corner from the much-loved Jungle Park, this 1.4 hectare green space is packed with play opportunities for kids of all ages, plus plenty to keep parents comfortable too. The first thing you notice is the huge yellow and black honeycomb tower rising out of the park. The bespoke honeycomb play structure is designed for confident climbers, roughly 4 years and up, with ladders and platforms leading kids up through Read moreโฆ
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Rushmore Green Toddler Playground in Bushmead is a lovely little spot designed especially for Perthโs smallest adventurers. Tucked within the Bushmead estate in the City of Swan, itโs ideal for babies, crawlers and young toddlers who arenโt quite ready to tackle nearby Giant Park further down the road. One of the standout features is that the entire Playground is fully fenced and gated. This gives parents and carers peace of mind, allowing little ones to roam and explore without easy access to roads or the surrounding water catchment area. Inside the fence, all of the equipment is low to the Read moreโฆ
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In the middle of Victoria Park along busy Albany Hwy you will find Read Park. It is a lovely green, shady park situated next to the Victoria Park Community garden. The play equipment has been situated away from the highway and one of the play areas is enclosed with a fence. The area also has toilets, including an accessible toilet, drink fountain, rubbish bins and bench seats. There is street parking available on both Albany Highway and Salford Street – just check signs for any time limits and fees. There is also a free library box in the park if Read moreโฆ
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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 โ 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 moreโฆ
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CY OโConnor Hub Playground is a lovely drive to Mundaring Weir, through Perthโs Hills. You can get there from Kalamunda or Mundaring. Not only is the huge dam essential to WAโs water supply, but itโs a lovely spot for a family picnic. There are historical, natural, play and educational attractions in the โCY OโConnor Hubโ, which is found on the north side of the weir, accessed by a road behind the Mundaring Weir Hotel. Here you’ll find modern picnic tables, shelters, BBQ facilities and lawn for kicking a footy or throwing down a rug. The main attraction is the pipeline themed Read moreโฆ
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Did you know that thereโs a nature play area in the Perth foothills suburb of Bushmead. While itโs much smaller than the estateโs โGiant Parkโ, the simple Ridge Hill Green Nature Playground can provide plenty of entertainment for children that love to be in the great outdoors and love to climb. The beautifully made timber play structure features a double slide โ perfect for kids to race siblings or friends. Image: Bushmead Estate Very small children may have trouble reaching this, as thereโs a flat net to climb to get to it, as well as big logs to climb. On Read moreโฆ
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Amberton Beach Toddler Playground in Eglinton is a gorgeous little coastal spot, purposeโbuilt for younger children and perfectly positioned to make the most of those Indian Ocean views. Set right next to Amberton Beach Bar & Kitchen on the beach side of the Amberton Estate, itโs an easy place to stop for a play before or after a meal or drink at the Beach Bar. The Playground has been designed with toddlers in mind and is mostly fenced, which is a big plus for parents with speedy little runners. While itโs not fully enclosed, the only open section is a Read moreโฆ
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Well, the kookaburraโs well and truly flown the coop โ and itโs landed in style at Kookaburra Park, Elavaleโs brand new community playground gem, just 37 minutes north of Perth! Nestled in the heart of a fast-growing suburb still under heavy construction, this colourful play haven feels like it swooped in out of nowhere and said, โLetโs play!โ At the one end is a massive climbing structure that dares little adventurers to reach the top โ itโs all ropes, courage, and determination up there! The two epic tube slides reward the brave with a wild ride back down. Semi-shaded with Read moreโฆ
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Capricorn Beach Foreshore Adventure Playground, is a FUNtastic ocean-themed playground is perfect for kids of all ages and is located just minutes away from the Yanchep Lagoon and right across from Yanchep Beach Club Arriving at the playground, my kids ran straight to the big tunnel slides, they had a ball racing each other down the slides and trying to work out which slide was the fastest. Beside the slides is a tricky cargo rope obstacle kids can tackle to get back up, there are also stairs. A super fun rope roundabout is in the sand at the end of Read moreโฆ
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The newly redeveloped East Fremantle Oval area has been transformed into a fantastic family-friendly space, featuring a nature playground located in front of the Carnaby Cafe. The fort-style playground boasts multiple levels, a climbing rope, fireman poles, a slide, and a climbing wall. Children can also enjoy a wooden stepping stone and rope agility course. The playground features an all-abilities birdnest swing, free gas BBQs, seating, and water fountains, all under shade cloth for sun protection. Adjacent to the playground is a large grass area, perfect for picnics and ball games. Don’t forget to bring skateboards, scooters, bikes, and basketballs Read moreโฆ
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Pine Park is a hidden gem in Darlington, in the Perth Hills. I grew up in the hills and my parents still live there. On today’s visit we thought we’d try somewhere different to the usual park. I’m glad we did, it was a very pleasant morning and more importantly little Miss had a great time. It is a small playground with a castle theme. Most of the playground is not shaded but there is plenty of shade around the area. The main play structure has a number of climbing walls and ropes, cubby areas, bridges and a slide. Apart Read moreโฆ
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Found by the Mandurah Ocean Marina Keith Holmes Reserve is a popular spot for families in Mandurah. Whether youโre here for the day, or a local of this coastal town, itโs a leafy spot for a picnic or BBQ. Throw in the man-made Lido beach and the markets and cafes of Dolphin Quay, and youโve got yourself a fun day out! Kids will love pretending to be a pirate in the boat play structure. I can imagine this would be great for a childโs pirate-themed birthday party. Thereโs also a small shady playground. There’s enough equipment to keep most Read moreโฆ















































