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Glasson park is a fully-gated and fenced playground, with a track around it for kids to safely scoot around in their trikes or scooters. There are plenty of shaded grass areas too. Inside the fenced area, you can also find benches and seats as well as BBQ-pits. Perfect for a picnic or even a party. The play area includes a toddler dinosaur slide, larger climbing slide play zone, a ‘windsurf’, flying fox, see-saw and plenty more. everybody’s gone surfing.. interesting see-saw On the other side, there’s also swings and a basketball court. Endless fun. swings and a basketball court Find Read more…
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Calling all climbers! The recently revamped play space at Flinders Park in Hillarys is ideal for kids who love a challenge. The playground reopened several months ago and now boasts various rope ladders and climbing frames, plus balance and stepping logs for kids to test their agility. The play structures are best suited to older children but my toddler was still able to climb up some of the ladders and enjoy the slides. Underneath is a pretend ‘store’ where all ages can employ their imagination. There is ample space for digging and sand play so it’s a good idea to Read more…
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Miles Park, Cloverdale is a local suburban park and a little gem. There’s a decent traditional sand based park which features swings, a slide and climbing structure. Walk around to the other side of the community centre and you will find a recently constructed, fully fenced and shaded, toddler playground. This features soft fall ground, a basket swing, musical elements, a play structure and slide. My girls love racing around this little park. Miles park has a large grassed area that is often used for soccer, dog walking, and fitness groups. There is also a basketball court. There’s plenty of Read more…
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Tucked away on a quiet suburban corner just a block from Daglish Train Station, Jersey Street Playground in Jolimont is a lovely little surprise for families. This teeny, local pocket park is compact but thoughtfully designed, combining traditional Playground favourites with nature play to create a fun stop for kids from around 3 years and up. The play space centres around a wooden, fort-like structure that’s perfect for imaginative games. Children can climb up in two different ways – either via a gently sloping climbing net that’s great for more cautious or younger climbers, or by tackling the more challenging Read more…
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Cantwell Park in Pinjarra is a brilliant stop on a road trip to WA’s south west. The massive park is right in the heart of the town, on the banks of the Murray River. We usually grab some freshly baked treats from the yummy Pinjarra Bakery and eat them at the park. You may have passed Cantwell Park and not noticed, as you drove over the South West Highway bridge. Many mature trees provide lots of natural cover from the sun, with plenty of shade sails protecting the main playground. The park has a lot of big features – a Read more…
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Tucked behind Ellenbrook Community Library, Rainbow Waters Playground is a brilliant spot for families looking to cool off without spending a cent. Also known as Ellenbrook Water Playground, this colourful splash pad is part of Charlie Gregorini Memorial Park and is one of the largest water Playgrounds in Perth, making it a popular summer destination for local families and visitors alike. The park operates seasonally from late September to May, with the water features running daily between 9am and 7pm, so it’s ideal for morning playdates, afternoon cool-downs or early evening visits on warm days. The splash pad is packed Read more…
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Nestled at the corner of Mason Road and Doryanthes Avenue, Newhaven Robot Park is a must-visit destination for families in Perth. This vibrant and imaginative park offers something for everyone, with its standout robot-themed playground and a variety of engaging activities for kids of all ages. Robot-Themed Playground: The park’s centrepiece is a giant fallen robot, designed to spark creativity and adventure. The robot’s head and body are a climber’s paradise, featuring rock climbing walls, ramps, a twisty slide, and a large climbing net. A fun ‘hamster wheel’ adds an extra element of excitement. The robot’s ‘feet’ house Read more…
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Tucked away in suburban Balcatta, Grindleford Reserve is a lovely option if you’re looking for a quieter, neighbourhood-style Playground with plenty of space to run and play. The park enjoys a mix of natural shade from mature trees and shade sails over the sandpit, making it a good choice for warmer days. The Playground offers modern equipment and clean white sand, and is set well back from the road. A small car park sits between the street and the play area, adding an extra buffer for little wanderers. Families will find a mix of equipment that caters to both younger Read more…
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Tucked away in a quiet street in Queens Park is Serisier Parkway playground. It is a fully fenced playground with two gate entries. It is quite well shaded naturally with palm trees in the park and tall trees surrounding. The play equipment has a small climbing wall, slide and a couple of rope climbing activities. It was well suited to Miss 3 and her friends (Miss almost 2 and Miss 3.5). There is also a large see-saw and swing set with a toddler swing and a normal swing. The park is sand based so the kids also spent some time Read more…
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Lake Vasto Playground is a popular spot at Ozone Reserve in East Perth. A large gazebo makes it a top location for big family picnics and group gatherings if the weather is looking a bit iffy. The reserve is close to the banks of the Swan River, over the road from the Point Fraser development. The playground is on a soft fall surfaces making it great for toddlers. There’s something for kids of all ages, though with Lake Vasto being so close, be mindful of toddlers playing in the area. The main piece of equipment is a large metal climbing structure which has ropes and ladders and climbing walls to Read more…
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Situated on the site of the old quarantine station, on the hill above the Bicton Baths with an awesome view of the river, Bicton Quarantine Park is a picturesque spot for a family barbecue or picnic. Bicton Quarantine Park features a playground with a fence and shade sails. The main playground structure here has two slides of different sizes, climbing ladders, monkey bars, a tunnel, a rope bridge, and a climbing wall. Separate, there is a spring rocker, and two swings, a toddler swing and a regular swing. There are a number of paths running through the park and down Read more…
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HOYTS Currambine is a modern cinema complex offering multiple premium viewing experiences. The venue combines cutting-edge technology with comfort and luxury to create an exceptional movie-watching experience in Perth’s northern corridor. Premium Experiences: HOYTS LUX: Premium dine-in cinema experience with fine wine and gourmet food Xtremescreen: Enhanced viewing with superior sound and larger screen D-BOX Motion Recliners: Immersive seating that moves with the action Daybeds: Ultimate comfort viewing option Dolby Atmos: State-of-the-art surround sound Recliner seating options available Special Programs: Prams at the Pix runs every Wednesday morning, creating a welcoming environment for parents with babies: Dimmed lighting (not completely Read more…
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Nedlands Libraries offer an extensive range of programs and resources for young people from birth to 18 years. With regular term-time activities, school holiday events, and special programs, the libraries provide engaging spaces for learning, creativity, and entertainment for all age groups. Regular Term-Time Activities Early Years Programs Rhyme Time (Ages 0-2) Weekly during school term Songs and rhymes for pre-literacy development Music Time (Ages 2-3) Weekly during school term Singing, dancing, and musical exploration Story Time (Ages 3-5) Weekly during school term Stories, rhymes, and literacy activities Other Regular Activities Weekend Colouring-in (All ages) Available at Nedlands and Mt Read more…
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There’s a good reason to get outside in Rivervale with stage 2 of the Wilson Park Precinct Plan now completed. You don’t want to miss this EPIC new playground and upgraded community spaces, made possible only through joint funding from the City of Belmont, the Federal Government, and the State Government through Lotterywest. This revitalised park now has a modern pump track with a dedicated skate zone, nature-inspired play equipment and a sensory play zone for children of all abilities and ages, wheelchair-friendly pathways and inviting community spaces for families to come together. The highlight of the park would be Read more…
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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…
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Located south of Perth at 420 Secret Harbour Boulevard, Secret Harbour WA 6173, this convenient shopping centre is focused on delivering easy, enjoyable experiences for the local community. Key Features: Major Retailers: Woolworths Coles Aldi Plus approximately 40 specialty stores Contact Information: Phone: 08 9505 9008 Email: [email protected] Shopping Experience: Three major supermarkets Specialty retail stores Convenient layout Community-focused environment Centre Features: Extended major store hours Easy access Community spaces Read more…
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The Canning Vale Weekend Markets offer two distinct market experiences at 280 Bannister Road. The Saturday Clearance Market (6am-10am) provides wholesale prices on fresh produce, meat, and seafood direct from Perth Markets wholesalers. The Sunday Community Market transforms the space into a vibrant community hub featuring international street food vendors, homewares, crafts, bric-a-brac, plants, and baked goods. During winter, the venue hosts Perth’s largest undercover Winter Night Market south of the river, offering street food, locally made products, and entertainment. Special themed pop-up Night Markets and Sunday Markets are held throughout the year. Top Tip: For Saturday Markets, arrive early Read more…
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The Mount Hawthorn Toy Library operates every Saturday from 9:00am to 11:00am except for Public Holiday long weekends. Annual volunteering membership costs $100 with a $50 refundable bond. As a community-run organisation, members are required to volunteer for one shift per year operating the library, with orientation provided by the committee. There is also a non-volunteering membership option for $200 with a $50 refundable bond with no shift requirement to suit all families. Read more…
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Located at 789 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park WA 6101, this vibrant shopping centre is positioned in the heart of Victoria Park’s community, adjacent to John MacMillan Park and Victoria Park Library. Family-Friendly Amenities: Parents’ Room with baby change facilities (near Coles) Adjacent to John Macmillan Park (playground and basketball court) Pet-friendly facilities Family-oriented stores and services The centre is known for its diverse food offerings and regular community events. Its location near community facilities and mix of retailers makes it a convenient shopping destination for local residents. Read more…
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Located on the corner of Nicholson Road and Yellowwood Avenue in Harrisdale, this modern shopping centre provides extensive family-friendly facilities and services. Stand-Out Features for Parents and Families: Parent Facilities: Parents Room features: Private feeding areas Change tables Microwave facilities Children’s toilets Family-sized cubicles Located near Woolworths Additional change facilities in main restrooms Major Retailers: Woolworths Kmart BWS The Reject Shop Various specialty stores Family Dining: Mix of casual dining options including: Jamaica Blue Subway Various cafes Quick-service restaurants Food court with family seating High chairs available Children’s Entertainment: Indoor play area near food court Suitable for toddlers and young Read more…
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There’s yet another reason to make the South West town of Bunbury a stop on your next road trip – its brilliant Koolambidi Woola Youth Precinct. Koolambidi Woola is Noongar for ‘celebrating young people’. Here there’s a basketball court, parkour (for big and little kids), massive beach climbing net, skate park, and even mini golf! Next time you head south with your family, be sure to pack the skateboards and scooters! The new skate and scooter facilities are fantastic. Catering for beginner to advanced level skaters there are a lot of jumps, ramps and rails to encourage kids to work Read more…
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Nestled in a quiet pocket of Wilson, Andrew’s Park is a spacious, family-friendly Playground that’s perfect for curious little explorers. With a mix of open grass, sand play, and sensory elements, it’s the kind of park where kids can roam, climb, and imagine, while parents relax nearby. One of the first things you’ll notice is the generous open grass area. This wide, flat space is ideal for ball games, chasing bubbles, or simply running off energy. It’s also perfect for spreading out a picnic rug under the surrounding mature trees, which provide welcome natural shade at different times of day. Read more…
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The City of Bayswater Libraries (Maylands, Morley, and Bayswater) offer an extensive range of free programs for children and families. From early literacy sessions to after-school activities and special holiday events, the libraries provide engaging spaces for learning, creativity, and community connection. Regular Programs Rhymetime (Ages 0-2) Maylands Library: Mondays 9am & 9:45am, Thursdays 9:45am Morley Library: Tuesdays 9:45am Bayswater Library: Fridays 9:45am No bookings required Storytime (Ages 2-5) Bayswater Library: Mondays & Fridays 10:30am Maylands Library: Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30am Morley Library: Wednesdays 10:30am No bookings required Sensory Storytime (Ages 2-5) Morley Library: Term-based program Specially designed for children Read more…
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Stirling Civic Gardens Stirling Civic Gardens is a hidden gem. Concealed from the road, it is a lovely park with manicured gardens and plenty of shade provided by the large trees. The playground area has recently undergone an upgrade, and there is now more play equipment than ever for your children to enjoy. The park features small lakes and water features, home to ducks and other water birds. There are paved paths winding their way through the gardens. These are perfect for gentle walks and help make the park more pram and wheelchair friendly. On the other hand, Stirling Read more…
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Located at Brown Park Community Centre (Salisbury Road, Swan View), the Swan View Toy Library is open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30am to 11:00am during school terms. The library maintains an extensive collection of over 1,300 toys suitable for children from birth to eight years, including dress-ups, ride-on toys, bikes, scooters, pirate ships, castles, train sets, blocks, outdoor climbing gyms, cubbies, and educational toys. Membership options include: Standard Membership: $45 per year Concession Membership: $35 per year (proof required) Non-Duty Membership: $150 per year All memberships require a $50 security fee (refundable upon leaving) Members can borrow toys for a Read more…
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Pears on Pottery is a welcoming pottery painting studio located in the heart of Mount Hawthorn. This creative space offers families a relaxing artistic experience where both adults and children can paint their own pottery pieces. The studio runs daily paint sessions, Friday night painting events, and hosts birthday parties and special events. Open most days with extended hours during school holidays, it’s perfect for a creative family outing or special occasion. No experience is necessary, and all materials are provided. The studio offers both walk-in sessions and bookable time slots, with gift vouchers available for that special creative gift. Read more…
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Nedlands Libraries offer an extensive range of programs and resources for young people from birth to 18 years. With regular term-time activities, school holiday events, and special programs, the libraries provide engaging spaces for learning, creativity, and entertainment for all age groups. Regular Term-Time Activities Early Years Programs Rhyme Time (Ages 0-2) Weekly during school term Songs and rhymes for pre-literacy development Music Time (Ages 2-3) Weekly during school term Singing, dancing, and musical exploration Story Time (Ages 3-5) Weekly during school term Stories, rhymes, and literacy activities Other Regular Activities Weekend Colouring-in (All ages) Available at Nedlands and Mt Read more…
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HOYTS Bunbury is a modern cinema complex located in the heart of Bunbury. The cinema offers a comfortable movie-watching experience with the latest Hollywood blockbusters, independent films, and special event screenings. Located just 250m from convenient ticket parking, this cinema serves the greater Bunbury region with a variety of programming options. Special Programs: Prams at the Pix runs every Wednesday morning, creating a welcoming environment for parents and carers with babies. During these special screenings, the cinema provides a relaxed atmosphere where parents can enjoy the latest releases while tending to their little ones. The lights are kept dimmed rather Read more…
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If you’ve got a dinosaur-obsessed toddler, Dino Park in Sienna Wood is absolutely worth the drive. Tucked into the growing family community of Sienna Wood in Hilbert, this compact prehistoric-themed Playground has been designed especially with under-fives in mind, making it a great option for younger siblings who can sometimes be overwhelmed by larger, busier play spaces. The park is set at the intersection of Pembina Parade and Brighstone Avenue, and as you arrive you’ll spot the star of the show – a giant T-Rex skeleton structure that little ones can clamber over, under, through and around. It’s low to Read more…
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Located in the beautiful Swan Valley, Oasis Supa Golf offers a unique and family-friendly golfing experience that’s perfect for players of all ages and skill levels. This modified version of traditional golf features oversized clubs and balls, making it easier and more enjoyable for everyone to play. Buggybuddys Review Oasis Supa Golf, Swan Valley Read more…
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Clarkson Reserve, Maylands Clarkson Reserve is a hidden gem in the leafy suburb of Maylands. It features a small nature playground, bike and scooter paths and gorgeous river views. On arriving, Miss 4 raced to the play area. This is mostly sand-based and features wooden balancing beams and flat logs to hop across. There is also a large birds nest swing surrounded by a wood chip base. This was a hit! Miss 4 kept going back to play here. The main feature of the playground, however, is the wooden play fort. Children can access this via a climbing wall Read more…
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Vellgrove Reserve is a simple yet entertaining park located in Middle Swan. We discovered this quiet, colourful playground after making a wrong turn. My little girl was in love with the colourful stepping logs, so we had to stop for a play. The playground consists of 3 main structures: a wooden swing set, blocks of colourful stepping logs and a rock climbing frame with a slide on the other side. The playground is sand based with not a lot of shade, so definitely bring appropriate sun protection in the hotter months. Find more playgrounds in Perth Read more…
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Grand Promenade Reserve, Bedford Grand Promenade Reserve is a leafy park in the City of Bayswater. It has a great sand-based playground with a mixture of equipment for a range of ages. If your child likes to climb, they’ll likely enjoy this playground. With ladders, a rope web and a small climbing wall, as well as a balancing beam course, there is lots to exercise little muscles. My Miss 4.5 was straight up the climbing wall and up a ladder made up of small platforms from the moment we arrived. When she wasn’t climbing, she was jumping off into Read more…
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HOYTS Southlands is a modern cinema complex located within the Southlands Shopping Centre. The cinema serves the southern suburbs of Perth with a diverse range of programming and comfortable viewing experiences. Cinema Experience Options: Standard screens with HOYTS Recliners 3D capability Open Captioning services Modern sound systems Comfortable viewing environments Special Programs: Prams at the Pix (Wednesday mornings): Baby-friendly screenings Dimmed lighting Reduced sound levels Easy pram access Relaxed atmosphere for parents Sensory Screenings: Modified lighting and sound Welcoming environment for sensory-sensitive guests Freedom to move around No pre-show advertisements Trained staff present Parking: 4 hours free parking Best access Read more…
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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 Peel‑Harvey Estuary, offering families a mix of traditional Playground equipment, nature play, open space and shallow water access, all with that relaxed “by the water” 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 more…
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Neil McDougall Park is a leafy park with a great playground for kids of all ages in the heart of Como. The first thing that grabbed Miss 3’s attention when we arrived here was the flying fox. This has a small platform to climb up and launch from. With a bit of help from me, she had several rides. She loved it! Smiles all around when she hopped off. The next things that we noticed was the nature play and rope play area adjacent to the flying fox. The next nearest equipment was a rope and chain spinner for climbing Read more…
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Delamere Park in Currambine is a fantastic all‑rounder for families, with a great mix of play equipment and open space to keep kids active for ages. The main play structures cater well for a wide range of ages, from toddlers through to primary‑school kids who love to climb and explore. The central Playground area features two main structures, including a swirly slide, climbing wall and easy‑access steps. Confident kids will enjoy the small flying fox, parallel monkey bars and various climbing ropes, which are perfect for testing strength and agility or creating their own obstacle courses. Nearby there’s a Read more…
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Located in one of Hammond Park’s newest estates, Vivente, Parco Park playground is just a stone’s throw away from The Scramble Parkour Park. This sand-based playground is toddler-friendly, with various play structures for kids to explore. The playground is currently shaded with sail shades. This playground consists of 2 buildings which look like small little huts that are connected with the rope bridge. There are several climbing ropes and nets around the buildings for the kids to climb onto or exit from with the fireman pole. The rope bridge does get quite shaky when walking across. The younger kids might find Read more…
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Located in the heart of Midland, The 7th Ave Bar & Restaurant offers a welcoming dining experience perfect for families. Standout Features: Kids eat FREE Sunday through Tuesday with any adult main meal purchase over $20 Family-friendly atmosphere Modern Australian cuisine Casual dining setting Spacious venue Location: Corner of 7th Ave & Great Eastern Highway, Midland WA Perfect for: Family dinners, casual dining, and great value meals especially during the early week with the kids eat free promotion. Read more…
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A fresh new play space has opened in the heart of Subiaco, and 1909 Subi East Play Space is already proving to be a lovely spot for families to explore. Built within the former Princess Margaret Hospital precinct, this thoughtfully designed Playground is part of the wider Subi East redevelopment, bringing together play, public art, green space and a lovely nod to the area’s history. The precinct is still evolving, with future apartments and restoration works continuing around the site, but the public open spaces are now open and ready to enjoy. It already feels like a welcoming family destination, Read more…











































