All Things to Do for Kids in Perth

Outback Jacks is a family-oriented restaurant chain that combines casual dining with dedicated children’s facilities, making it an ideal venue for family meals. Stand-Out Features: Dedicated kids’ rooms in most locations equipped with: PlayStation gaming systems Television screens Various toys and activities Special kids’ menu designed to appeal to young diners Top Tip: Ask about the Croc Sippy Cup option when ordering drinks for kids – it’s a fun souvenir they can take home and makes the dining experience more special for little ones.   Read more…

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…

The State Library of Western Australia, located in the Perth Cultural Centre, offers free children’s activities that promote early literacy and learning through play. Their welcoming Children’s Library space provides a perfect setting for families to enjoy stories, rhymes and creative activities together. Regular Programs Story Time & Play Time Interactive stories and play activities For children aged 2-5 years Free, no bookings required Rhyme Time & Play Time Songs, rhymes and movement For babies and toddlers Free, no bookings required Read more…