All Things to Do for Kids in Perth

Leafy Somerly Park in the northern suburb of Clarkson features a bright playground suitable for kids of all ages, including traditional play equipment mixed with some sensory play. On arriving and walking down the path and under a tall gazebo to the playground, the first things to grab Miss 4’s attention was the musical play equipment. A board with different shapes to drum on and chiming pipes of different heights and pitch stand at one end along with two spring rockers and a spinning toy. From here, she began exploring the main play structure, starting with the rubber swinging platforms. Read more…

Set in the heart of family-friendly Landsdale, Hardcastle Park is a welcoming neighbourhood Playground that offers a lovely mix of traditional and nature play. With a big open grass area, sand play, climbing equipment and a peaceful suburban setting, it’s an easy spot for local families to burn off energy, enjoy a casual catch up and let the kids play for ages. One of the first things you notice on arrival is the large grassed space that sweeps out beside the play equipment. It’s ideal for laying out a picnic rug, kicking a footy or soccer ball, or letting the Read more…

Amberton Beach Toddler Playground in Eglinton is a gorgeous little coastal spot, purpose‑built 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, it’s 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 it’s not fully enclosed, the only open section is a 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…

Located in Carramar, The Duke offers a modern British pub experience with a strong family-friendly focus. Standout Features: Kids eat free every Monday with purchase of a full-priced adult meal Modern British pub atmosphere Multiple dining spaces suitable for families Big screens for sports viewing Hearty pub-style food Perfect for: Family meals, casual dining, watching sports with the family, and taking advantage of the Monday kids eat free deal. Buggybuddys Review The Duke, Carramar       Read more…

Lollipops Playland Butler provides an exciting indoor play experience in Perth’s northern suburbs. This climate-controlled centre features extensive play equipment including multi-level climbing structures, spiral slides, ball pits, and a dedicated toddler zone for the littlest visitors. The facility includes an on-site café serving barista-made coffee, snacks, and light meals, allowing parents to relax while keeping an eye on their children. Birthday parties are a highlight, with themed party rooms and various packages available to create memorable celebrations.   Buggybuddys Review  Lollipop’s Playland, Butler   Read more…

Tucked into the north‑west corner of Leatherback Oval in Alkimos Beach, the Bike Safety Course is a fantastic little spot for kids to learn road rules in a fun, low‑pressure way. Designed as a miniature version of Perth’s streets, it’s perfect for children on bikes, balance bikes, trikes or scooters, and especially handy for kids who are just getting confident to ride beyond the backyard. The course is laid out as a realistic road network with a two‑way path, zebra crossings, roundabouts and plenty of signs, including Stop and Give Way, just like they’ll see on real roads. There are Read more…

A well-established strawberry farm in Wanneroo offering a great family picking experience. The farm is known for its friendly atmosphere and quality strawberries. Open: Open for 2025 – Saturdays 8am – 11am Cost: $15 per tray For all current info visit their Facebook page Buggybuddys Review Sue and Tim’s Strawberry Farm, Wanneroo   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…

Alkimos Beach Fitness Park is a brilliant spot for active families, bringing together a coastal workout hub and a compact Playground so adults and kids can enjoy the space at the same time. Set on a grassy rise in Alkimos, it’s designed as a community fitness circuit with the bonus of ocean views from the top. The park centres around a dedicated freeletics area, where adults and older kids can work through bodyweight exercises. There’s also a purpose-built parkour section with low walls and bars that invite climbing, jumping and balancing – a big hit with confident school-aged kids who Read more…

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…

Banksia Grove Skate Park at Grandis Park has been designed with the whole family in mind, making it a brilliant local hangout from toddler age right through to teens. Set on the corner of Grandis Boulevard and Pinjar Road, the skate park quickly became a favourite with Banksia Grove families and it still draws a steady crowd of kids on scooters, skateboards and BMX bikes, as well as parents and younger siblings who can relax nearby. There’s plenty of passive space around the facility and good visibility over the skating areas, so caregivers can comfortably supervise while the kids play. Read more…

Just a mere 45-minute journey north from Perth, you’ll find Treetops Adventure Yanchep, nestled within the bushlands of the beautiful Yanchep National Park. Spot the Western Grey Kangaroo as you glide high above the bush on one of the 16 ziplines, or wave at the Tawny Frogmouths as you wobble your way across 70+ challenging aerial obstacles.   Treetops Adventure Yanchep Ghost House Rd, Yanchep, 6035 [email protected] 0455 421 312 READ OUR REVIEWS HERE: Treetops Adventure, Yanchep National Park   Treetops Adventure Dwellingup   Read more…

Tucked within Somerly in Clarkson, Drimmie Park is a compact suburban Playground that packs in plenty of adventure for local families. Set along Aviator Boulevard, this bright and playful park is perfect for a quick after-school run-around or a weekend play stop when you don’t want to travel far from home. The hero of Drimmie Park is the striking bright red World War II–style Catalina seaplane structure. Kids will love clambering up the soft-fall hill to reach the plane, tackling the climbing nets and whooshing back down the huge tunnel slide. The design invites loads of imaginative play – think Read more…