All Things to Do for Kids in Perth

Bold Park Aquatic Centre – set in the tranquil bushland of Bold Park and only a short drive from the city, the newly redeveloped Bold Park Aquatic is the perfect place to enjoy a day out with your family and friends. The heated outdoor lap pool and heated semi-enclosed leisure pool with beach entry, spray features and a shallow teaching pod make it the ideal place for swimming, leisure and fitness. Buggybuddys Review Bold Park Aquatic Centre, City Beach Read more…

Beecroft Park is found opposite Empire Village Shopping Centre in City Beach and is popular with local families. The playground is sand fall based and naturally shaded by mature trees, as well as shade sails. The sand is littered with a lot of leaf and sticks, so little ones may prefer to keep their shoes on. There is a variety of steel framed play equipment for children of all ages. They will find slides, a fireman’s pole, flying fox, swings, see saw, climbing obstacles and more.  Beyond the playground, you’ll find a basketball and netball court. There are footy goals too and lots of space to kick a ball, fly a Read more…

Location: City Beach Located next to a playground Buggybuddys Review The Kiosk Floreat Beach   Read more…

Location: City Beach Next to a playground Buggybuddys Review Clancy’s Fish Bar, City Beach       Read more…

Perry Lakes Rope Playground is located on  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 more…

While we were all locked out of playgrounds due to COVID-19, Floreat Beach Playspace had a total makeover! The focal point of the playground is the ‘Kraken’, a cephalopod-like sea monster which I think looks a little like a blue-ringed octopus! The wooden climbing structure features climbing obstacles and slide. You can also hide in the belly of the beast. A tentacle to the side features different ropes and rings which are perfect for little monkeys. Another tentacle houses a small net swing. The highlight for my 3 year old was captaining the wooden boat – he loved pretending he Read more…