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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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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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Found besides the waters of Lake Claremont is a small, but lovely nature playground. The play area has been designed for primary school aged kids, though little ones will love the sand play! The main fort structure is suitable for older kids, as it is made up of wooden steps and rope to climb up to the top. Once you’re at the top, the “floor” is also made out of rope, so there’s no solid surface to stand and play on. There’s a large concrete sand-play table, with a tyre to scoop up the course red sand, attached to a Read more…
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Tucked away on a quiet suburban street in Duncraig, right next to Davallia Primary School, Juniper Park is a compact but brilliant neighbourhood Playground that’s ideal for a quick after-school play or a weekend run-around. The park blends traditional play equipment with nature play, offering plenty to climb, balance on and explore in a small, easy-to-supervise space. The main drawcard is the fort-like central play structure, which is quite different to standard Playground towers. Spread over multiple levels in a sand base, it features three different slides, climbing walls, climbing ropes and various platforms and nooks to scramble over. It’s Read more…
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Pine Park is a hidden gem in Darlington, in the Perth Hills. I grew up in the hills and my parents still live there. On today’s visit we thought we’d try somewhere different to the usual park. I’m glad we did, it was a very pleasant morning and more importantly little Miss had a great time. It is a small playground with a castle theme. Most of the playground is not shaded but there is plenty of shade around the area. The main play structure has a number of climbing walls and ropes, cubby areas, bridges and a slide. Apart Read more…
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Just off Ocean Reef Road, there’s a fantastic playground found at Edgewater Park in Edgewater! There’s many fun elements to this playground including a traditional play structure and a little nature play too. And good news if you’ve just cleaned your car… there’s no sand! Found next to the Edgewater Shopping Centre, there’s plenty of parking and facilities here. The IGA makes it handy to grab a drink or snack to enjoy in the park. The dual metal slide is perfect for racing a friend! It’s quite fast, surrounded by soft fall, making it easy to scramble up the slope Read more…
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Located in the leafy foothills of Armadale, Lions Park is a small but cleverly designed neighbourhood Playground with a fun road‑and‑race‑track theme. It’s an ideal spot for little ones who are learning to ride their scooter or balance bike, with smooth pathways and painted track markings creating plenty of opportunities for imaginative play. The main drawcard is the circuit of paths laid out like miniature roads. Blue and red directional arrows, stop and give way signs, and various safety signs turn a simple scoot or ride into a game of “driving”. Kids can pretend they’re on a racetrack or heading Read more…
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Gosnells Library (formerly Knowledge Centre) is a vibrant community hub located in the Agonis Building within the Gosnells Town Square. Featuring the Orange Room historic exhibition space and the City of Gosnells Community History Collection, this modern library offers an extensive range of programs and activities for all ages. With Pioneer Park playground just across the road, it’s the perfect destination for a family day out. Regular Activities: Story Time (Wednesday & Saturday sessions) – Ages 3-5 LEGO® Club – Creative building challenges Creators and Thinkers – After-school STEAM program Chess Club – Coached sessions with mini tournaments Mandarin Stars Read more…
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Geraldton Foreshore Youth Precinct Playground is a brilliant stop for families road-tripping up the coast or holidaying in Geraldton. Set right on the town foreshore outside the Geraldton Yacht Club, it overlooks sparkling Geraldton Bay and makes an ideal spot for kids to burn off energy while adults enjoy the ocean views. The Playground has a real “super park” feel and is best suited to confident climbers and kids roughly 4 years and up, though there are a few elements younger children can enjoy with supervision. The standout feature is the impressive Sky Walk – a towering rope and bridge Read more…
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The Esplanade Playground in Fremantle is a much-loved family stop, perfectly positioned on Marine Terrace opposite the Esplanade Hotel and only a short stroll from Fishing Boat Harbour and the Cappuccino Strip. Set within Esplanade Park’s sweeping lawns and towering Norfolk Island pines, it’s an easy place to base yourself for a few hours in Freo – kids can burn off energy while parents relax in the shade or grab a takeaway coffee nearby. The Playground sits in the middle of Esplanade Park, a large public reserve that’s also home to the Esplanade Youth Plaza skate park and the Fremantle Read more…
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Located in the heart of Southern River, Brooklands Tavern offers a welcoming family-friendly dining experience with excellent facilities for children. Standout Features: Large children’s playground Spacious, light-filled Family Bistro Sports Bar with 11 big screens Multiple dining areas Perfect for: Family dinners, casual dining, special occasions, and relaxed meals where children can enjoy the playground while parents dine. Buggybuddys Review Brooklands Tavern Read more…
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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…
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If you are after a Sunday afternoon hike with the whole family, fur babies included, Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is an absolute MUST! Recognised as the richest wildflower location in the Perth Metropolitan Area, Ellis Brook Valley is home to over 500 species of wildflowers, a 60 foot waterfall and only a 35 minute drive from Perth. Unlike National Parks, entry to Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is free, the gates are open from 8am to 5pm every day, but will be closed on days of very high or extreme fire danger. There are four walk trails of varying degrees of Read more…
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Little train lovers can now enjoy a train-themed all-abilities playground at Gosnells Oval that comes with its own train station, locomotives and the resemblance of a railway roundhouse! Located on the eastern side of the Gosnells Oval’s ground at Stalker Road, this steam train-themed playground pays homage to Gosnell’s history and heritage and complements the railway that runs in close proximity (you can also find the Gosnells Railway Markets nearby). Being one of the 10 new All-Abilities playgrounds that the City of Gosnells has committed to delivering to the local community to make play more accessible, children are sure to Read more…
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Located at City West Centre in Perth, Scitech is Western Australia’s leading science centre offering interactive STEM experiences for all ages. Features include engaging exhibitions, a digital planetarium, live science shows, puppet theatre, and hands-on activities. The centre hosts regular special events, workshops, and educational programs for schools. Highlights include the Rio Tinto Innovation Central, WA Science Zone, Discoverland for young children, and rotating feature exhibitions. Open daily 9am-4pm with multiple daily shows including planetarium sessions and science demonstrations. Perfect for family outings, school excursions, and birthday parties. Café and Discovery Shop on-site. Membership options available. Buggybuddys Reviews Destination Mars Read more…
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Tucked away on Lenihan Corner just off Hale Road, Wattle Grove Nature Playscape is one of those “pocket” parks that feels like a little bush escape dropped into suburbia. It’s not a huge destination Playground, but it’s a beautifully calm spot for families who like nature-based play, with plenty to explore beyond the standard plastic-and-metal set-up. (Worth noting for families with wanderers: there’s a natural waterway/creek through the area and it isn’t fenced, so close supervision is a must.) The Playground leans into “playscape” in the best way, using timber, rocks, sand and the existing landscape to encourage climbing, balancing Read more…
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Gingin Outdoor Activity Space is a fantastic family-friendly destination in the heart of this small, historic township, offering a huge variety of play opportunities for children of all ages. Set in a picturesque, country-town setting, the Playground combines nature play, active play and community facilities, making it well worth the drive from Perth for a day out. The centrepiece of the space is the impressive Gingin Tower, a nature-inspired climbing structure that immediately catches the eye. Kids can climb up using rope ladders and bridges before choosing from two different slides to zoom back down. Surrounding the main tower are Read more…
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Adventure World in Bibra Lake is Perth’s largest theme park, combining thrilling rides, water attractions and family entertainment all in one location. The park features exciting attractions including the Kraken water slide, Abyss roller coaster, and family-friendly Yarli’s Dragon Chase. Perfect for all ages, there are dedicated areas for children under 110cm, while thrill-seekers can enjoy rides like the Goliath giant swing and Kahuna Falls water playground. The park offers various amenities including food outlets, shaded areas, and facilities for birthday parties and group events. Located at 351 Progress Drive, Bibra Lake, Adventure World operates seasonally and provides multiple ticket Read more…
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Shepherds Bush Park in Kingsley is a brilliant spot for families with kids who love bikes, scooters and exploring nature. Tucked alongside Barridale Drive and backing onto Shepherds Bush Reserve, it combines a fantastic bike skills area and Playground with access to bush trails and the wider Robertson Road Cycleway, so you can easily turn a Playground visit into a longer ride or walk through the reserve. The first thing most kids notice is the mini road network, designed especially for scooters and little bikes. A winding track of “streets” comes complete with painted lane markings, arrows, road signs, pedestrian Read more…
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Zero Latency is the global leader in free-roam, multiplayer, virtual reality (VR) gaming. With over 45 venues in 22 countries, Zero Latency provides the most technologically advanced, immersive VR gaming experience on the planet. Buggybuddys Review https://buggybuddys.com.au/zero-latency-perth/ Read more…
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Experience a unique family adventure at The Vines Resort with Kangaroo Safari tours. Get up close with Western Australia’s native kangaroos during a guided buggy ride across the prestigious golf course fairways. This afternoon safari experience departs daily at 4pm, perfect for capturing magical sunset moments with the roos. The tour includes a refreshing drink and rounds off with 18 holes of mini golf on their state-of-the-art course. A memorable way to introduce children to Australian wildlife in their natural habitat Buggybuddys Review Kangaroo Safari at The Vines Resort Read more…
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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…
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Located in Yokine, Mid Century Cafe and Collectables offers a unique retro-vintage dining experience that takes you back to the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Standout Features: Dedicated kids’ area featuring: Mini table and chairs Play kitchenette Range of toys Vintage entertainment including: Old board games 1960s magazines Retro decor and collectables available for purchase Location: 56 Michael Street, Yokine Perfect for: Family breakfast or lunch, coffee dates with kids, and a unique dining experience surrounded by nostalgic memorabilia. Buggybuddys Review Mid Century Cafe, Yokine Read more…
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Pat O’Hara Reserve in Morley is a fantastic local park that caters well for a wide age range, combining a large nature play area, a more traditional Playground, multi‑sports court and a big open oval. Tucked between Walter Road West and Magini Street, it’s the kind of spot where you can easily spend a couple of hours while the kids run off energy. The first thing that grabs kids’ attention is the nature play zone. Set on woodchips (great if you’re trying to avoid taking half the sandpit home in your shoes), this area is built mostly from timber and Read more…
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Tucked into the heart of Alkimos on Benenden Avenue, just 35 min North of Perth, Alford Park has long been a favourite for our family play dates – and now it’s better than ever thanks to a fabulous upgrade! The rubber soft fall flooring, which had seen better days with its cracks and wear, has been completely replaced… and we LOVE the fresh new look! The bright blue rubber not only makes the space safer but adds a splash of fun and colour that kids absolutely adore. One of the best parts? The park’s quirky rubber creatures have survived the Read more…
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The Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility in Bibra Lake is home to the Cockburn BMX Club. This $8.9m redevelopment project is set to welcome national-level BMX events for all local and interstate riders with its new Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) accredited track! Whether you have a BMX enthusiast or beginners looking for a new place to try some BMX racing and training, Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility is the exciting place for the whole family to have a ball in community riding while enjoying the other fantastic facilities like the pump track, playground, clubhouse and BBQ facilities. Riders Read more…
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Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to playgrounds. Especially with toddlers. Sometimes you just want a smaller playground where you know you can keep them within view and be within their abilities to play. Quinns Rocks is home to many playgrounds but there are two within a short walk from each other meaning you have the choice of one or both. James Cook Playground is a favourite of mine. I love that the theme of a pirate ship encourages my daughter not only to play but also to express her imagination. We often pretend to sail out to sea Read more…
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The Pavilion at the iconic WACA Ground is a new community hub in the heart of East Perth, bringing together fitness, swimming and family fun in one place. Open to the public, it offers a modern health club and aquatics centre set against the backdrop of one of Perth’s most famous sporting venues. Families can make the most of the 50m outdoor heated pool, dedicated learn to swim programs and a fun-filled splash park with water play features that kids will love. For those seeking a bit more excitement, the facility also features waterslides, providing plenty of entertainment for children Read more…
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The Toodyay Miniature Railway offers delightful train rides through scenic bushland at Duidgee Park, on the banks of the Avon River. Operating on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 11am to 3pm, visitors can enjoy an 8-9 minute journey on the 1.1km track. The railway features various locomotives including petrol engines. Buggybuddys Review Toodyay Miniature Railway, Avon Valley Read more…
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Canning Libraries offer diverse programs and activities for children and youth, creating safe and welcoming spaces for learning and entertainment. With a strong focus on early literacy, multicultural engagement, and digital skills, the libraries provide both traditional and modern programs for young people from birth to teens. Regular Programs Early Years (0-5) Stories and Rhymes sessions ABCD English Pre-kindergarten English language development Bilingual Storytime (Ages 3-5) Stories in English and other languages Better Beginnings Program Early literacy support for ages 0-5 Daily reading and singing encouraged School-Age Programs Weekend Activities After School Programs School Holiday Programs LibraryCraft (Ages 7-17) Read more…
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Tucked alongside the Canning River foreshore, Homestead Park in Thornlie is a lovely neighbourhood park that balances nature play, traditional Playground fun and local history. Set within a reserve shaded by mature native trees, it’s the kind of place you can stop at for a quick play or settle in for a full morning with the family. The main Playground is a rustic, mostly wooden adventure space. At its heart is a timber fort with a slide, rope ladder, climbing wall and wooden ladder, giving kids a few different ways to scramble up and whoosh back down. Underneath, little ones Read more…
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Located in Viveash on the Swan River, Reg Bond Reserve includes walk and cycle trails that link it to Woodbridge Riverside Park. The John George Trail is a 5.5km, with both a gravel and paved option, which gives access for walkers, bikers, wheelchairs and prams. The trail has a variety of flora, wildlife, historical points and views of our wine region. The trail has a lot of rest stops to take in the beautiful views with logs, benches and tables. There is a rope swing hidden along the banks of the river so make sure you keep your eye out 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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Locations: Carousel | Whitfords | Joondalup Kids Eat Free at TGI Fridays between Monday and Thursday. One kids meal is free with each adults meal (minimum $25). Offer includes one kids main from the Stars or Stripes menu and excludes drinks, sides and desserts. Buggybuddys Review TGI Fridays, Westfield Carousel Read more…
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A charming vintage attraction located at Elizabeth Quay, this traditional carousel offers nostalgic family entertainment in the heart of Perth. Operating Friday evenings (5pm-9pm) and weekends (10am-9pm), it’s perfect for creating magical memories with children or enjoying a whimsical ride along the waterfront. Operating hours may vary due to weather conditions, with updates available on their social media channels. Public holiday surcharges apply. A delightful addition to any Elizabeth Quay visit, combining old-world charm with modern Perth’s vibrant waterfront precinct. Buggybuddys Review Elizabeth Quay Carousel Read more…
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Holey Moley Golf offers a unique twist on mini golf with pop-culture themed holes, making it perfect for family fun. This indoor venue combines crazy golf with music and entertainment across creatively designed courses. Players can enjoy quirky putting challenges while surrounded by colourful pop culture references and fun music. The venue also offers a range of drinks and snacks, making it ideal for both family outings and group events. Locations: Carousel | Fremantle | Karrinup | Northbridge Buggybuddys Review Holey Moley Carousel Hijinx Hotel, Karrinyup Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq, Karrinyup Read more…
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The Byford brings modern pub dining to the suburbs, offering a vibrant menu featuring their own Melaleuka Farm beef alongside rotating craft beers. This family-friendly venue creates a welcoming atmosphere where parents can enjoy quality meals while kids stay entertained. Standout Features: Kids eat FREE every Monday from 5pm with any adult main meal purchased*, extensive kids’ menu, relaxed family-friendly atmosphere, and daily specials including $22 meal deals Monday-Thursday. The venue also offers a beer garden with live music on Sundays, making it perfect for casual family dining and special occasions. Location: 881 S Western Highway, Byford Hours: Open 7 Read more…
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Floreat Beach Playspace is a brilliant coastal Playground for families, set just behind the dunes at beautiful Floreat Beach. The nature-inspired playspace makes the most of its seaside setting, with plenty to climb, swing on and splash in before or after a dip in the ocean. The star of the show is the impressive “Kraken” – a giant wooden, cephalopod-style sea creature that wraps around the centre of the Playground. Kids can scramble up, over and through the structure, tackling different climbing challenges before whooshing back down the slide. There’s space to hide in the “belly of the beast”, perfect Read more…
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Jubilee Reserve, Eden Hill Jubilee Reserve is a multi-use reserve with a great playground located in Eden Hill. With play equipment suitable for toddlers to tweens, this shaded, sand-free playground is sure to be a hit. On arrival, Miss 4.5 bolted straight for the climbing ropes. A large arched climbing structure with rope ladders, a climbing wall and rubbery platforms with a huge winner with my Miss and a 7 year old girl. A metal ladder also runs up the side of this structure, connecting it to a second climbing structure. This second structure features swinging ropes, a rope web, and Read more…

















































