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The ultimate Buggybuddys guide to playgrounds in the Swan Valley. We’ve compiled a list of our favourite Swan Valley destinations, including photos and reviews.
Find a fantastic playground…
Discover one of the many amazing playgrounds in the Swan Valley. This is home to some huge playgrounds. Why not pack a picnic or barbecue and make a day of it? There are many great playgrounds with picnic or barbecue areas available.
For instance, why not head to a Swan Valley super park? Go wild at Jungle Park Whiteman Edge or discover the fun and creative space of Aviary Creek Park. There’s so much to do!
On the other hand, why not get splashy at Rainbow Waters Playground? This is a free water playground with sprayers and splash pads suitable for kids of all ages. Or discover Livvi’s Place Playground in Whiteman Edge in Brabham, an all-inclusive park for kids of all ages and abilities. The play equipment has been designed cater for children with autism spectrum disorders, physical, visual, hearing and mobility impairments.
In summary, take time away from busy city life and explore the playgrounds in the Swan Valley today. Make amazing memories with your children today! You won’t regret it.
Tucked away in The Vines is Emms Green which is home to a quirky little playground. The playground has a focus on imaginative play. There is a large cubby house which contains a set of whisper poles at each end for secret chats. There are wooden planks to run through. And wooden poles to climb. I love the upturned tree which features carvings of Australian wildlife on it. There is also a cute caterpillar rocker. If your child is a natural performer they won’t be able to resist giving an impromptu performance on the little stage area. There is a Read more…
Annie’s Landing District Playspace in Ellenbrook is a treat for both older and younger children. Annie’s Landing District Playspace is located at the very end of Bandrock Drive in Ellenbrook. Just keep following the signs for the Annie’s Landing display village and you won’t be able to miss it. The playground has been sympathetically designed to make use of its natural bushland setting. There are lots of nature play aspects to the park including balancing logs and a stream that runs along the perimeter. For the big kids there is a spider net climbing structure, birds nest swing and a Read more…
The Rainbow Waters Playground is located opposite the library in Ellenbrook. It is an award-winning free to use water park and was one of the first water parks in Perth to use the splash pad surface. The water park incorporates ‘innovative, environmental and sustainable elements, while also providing an attractive and creative playspace’. The water park is closed in the cooler months and re-opens September until May daily from 9.00am – 7.00pm. There are several rules in place when using the water playground to ensure the safety and enjoyment of others. Glass, alcohol, smoking and dogs are not permitted in Read more…
