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ACE Cinemas Rockingham offers a modern cinema experience in Perth’s southern suburbs, providing entertainment for all ages with multiple screens showing the latest releases, from Hollywood blockbusters to independent films and special features. Special Programs & Offers Cheaper Tuesdays: Enjoy discounted tickets all day Seniors Morning Tea: Special screenings with complimentary morning tea After School Special: Discounted sessions for students Special Event Screenings: Including Q&A sessions with filmmakers and cast Advance Screenings: Early access to selected upcoming releases Facilities & Features Multiple cinema screens State-of-the-art sound systems Comfortable seating Wheelchair accessible Modern candy bar Online booking available Loyalty program benefits 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…
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Tucked away in the suburbs of Karrinyup, Jackson Wilding Reserve is a brilliant spot if you’re looking for something a little different from the usual Playground. Set alongside Newborough Primary School, this reserve offers both a fantastic nature play space and a more traditional Playground, making it a great choice for families with children of different ages and interests. The nature play area is the star of the show and is a real contrast to the more sanitised Playgrounds many kids are used to. Built largely from recycled timber and old tree branches, some of which are painted in bright, Read more…
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A South Perth icon you’ve probably spotted from the freeway, The Old Mill is Perth’s oldest surviving building, dating back to 1835. It’s a quick, family-friendly history stop with great views near the foreshore, signage to read as you wander, and plenty of space for kids to explore the grounds. Buggybuddys Review The Old Mill, South Perth @buggybuddys📍 The Old Mill, South Perth (built 1835!) One of Perth’s easiest little history stops with kids – right by the Narrows + South Perth foreshore. ✅ Why take the kids: Grounds open 7 days (great for a quick wander + pics) Read more…
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The small but mighty nature-based Jurien Bay Oval Playground at the Jurien Sport and Recreation Centre has to be Perth’s most unique playground! The playground was brought to life by the same team who built the very popular Jurien Bay Foreshore Playground and is inspired by the home of Jurien Bay’s local football club, the Bulldogs. The standout is definitely the Bulldog climbing structure which also features two double slides – I love all the finer details like the spiked collar and rope leash. The boys also thought it was hilarious climbing up the dog’s butt 🙈 There is a Read more…
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Burswood Park is located on the river near the Crown Hotel complex. You access it from Glenn Place and there is parking provided. If the small parking area near the park is full, there is other parking available within easy walking distance. It is a lovely park with manicured gardens, lots of open space and great views. The playground is fully fenced and has good shade cover from the beautiful old tree in the middle of the playground and the surrounding trees. There are three entry points to the playground, the gates are not self-latching and easily opened by my Read more…
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Burns Beach Foreshore Playground is a little hidden gem of a family play area. Don’t be mistaken with this playground and the Burns Beach Cafe Playground, yes there are two playgrounds! From the Sistas Beach Cafe and car park walk along the pathway, North and you’ll be greeted with a huge open space, BBQ’s and playground approximately 10mins walk away. You can also access the playground and parking from Beachside Drive, off Grand Ocean Entrance, off Marmion Avenue. The play frame is suitable for 2.5yr olds +, there are a few open gaps on the platform of the frame where Read more…
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Kingsway Community Market is a vibrant Saturday morning farmers market held at the Olympic Kingsway Sports Club in Madeley. Surrounded by green open space and sporting fields, this friendly community market brings local growers, producers and makers together in a relaxed, family‑friendly setting. You’ll find stalls bursting with fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, free‑range eggs, artisan bread and pastries, honey, coffee, blooms, plants and a growing range of gourmet pantry items. Food trucks and breakfast options make it easy to turn your shop into a leisurely weekend outing, with plenty of room for kids to roam while you grab your Read more…
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Fremantle Prison offers compelling insights into Western Australia’s convict history through various guided tours. Located at 1 The Terrace, Fremantle, the prison operates daily tours from 10am to 5pm, including the Convict Prison Tour, Behind Bars Tour, True Crime Tour, spooky Torchlight Tours, and underground Tunnels Tours. This award-winning tourist attraction features a visitor centre, café, and gift shop. Multiple tour options cater to different interests and age groups, with school programs available. Bookings recommended. Buggybuddys Review Fremantle Prison Read more…
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In a hidden pocket of Hillarys, lies a freshly revamped kids playground set amongst the leafy trees and green lawns of Broadbeach Park. This picturesque park boasts a gorgeous lake with black swans and ducks gliding on its tranquil water, and pretty pathways to walk and scoot on. Broadbeach Park’s best feature is a flying fox that picks up impressive speed as the kids zoom down its rail. Both launch pads are softfall surfaces and there is plenty of soft sand between them to cushion any falls. The flying fox is a firm favourite for the older kids and generally Read more…
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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…
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Jungle Gym in Willetton offers a dynamic mix of gymnastics activities and play sessions across two venues. The facility provides structured gymnastics classes, casual play sessions, and birthday parties for children aged 1-11 years. Their programs include toddler play sessions (1-5 years), kindy gym (3-5 years), after-school gymnastics (4-11 years), and specialized school holiday activities. Buggybuddys Reviews Jungle Gym Willetton Jungle Gym Minii, Willettom Read more…
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Located within Karrinyup Waters Resort, this family-friendly cafe is open to the public and offers a relaxed dining experience with excellent playground facilities. Standout Features: Two play structures: smaller one for toddlers and larger one for older children Shaded playground area with shade sails Choice of upstairs balcony or ground-level seating overlooking the playground Dog-friendly with dedicated shaded tie-up area Fresh menu including pizzas, freshly squeezed juices, and kids’ options Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 7:30am – 8pm Sunday and Monday: 7:30am – 3pm Location: 467 N Beach Rd, Gwelup (behind main reception at Karrinyup Waters Resort) Note: No resort stay Read more…
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Set within the picturesque Vines Resort, this beautifully landscaped 18-hole mini golf course offers fun for all ages. Perfect for family outings, birthday parties, corporate events, and team building activities. The facility features ample free parking and food & drink options available during play. No bookings required for casual games. Regular mini golf league competitions available for enthusiasts. Located at The Vines Resort & Country Club, the course provides a scenic setting for mini golf entertainment Buggybuddys Review Vines Mini Golf Read more…
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Located at the corner of Beach Road and Erindale Road in Warwick, this community-focused shopping centre offers a convenient and family-friendly shopping experience with over 77 specialty stores. Stand-Out Features for Parents and Families: Parent Room Facilities: Conveniently located in the passageway adjacent to Strandbags and Red Dot Well-equipped with: Change tables Bottle warming facilities Private feeding areas Clean amenities Parking Facilities: Over 1,600 parking spaces available Specialized parking options including: Parents with prams parking 90-minute express parking Seniors parking Disabled parking 173 undercover parking spaces (both underground and top car park) Major Retailers: Kmart Coles Woolworths ALDI Various specialty Read more…
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Located at 27 Gray Drive, Midvale, this modern facility features: 25m heated lap pool (27°C) with 8 lanes and accessibility ramp Leisure pool (31.5°C) with interactive water features Beach entry and stairs for easy access Spa (36°C) and sauna (80°C) Fully equipped gym and group fitness classes Swimming lessons and aqua programs Crèche facilities Opening hours: Mon-Fri 5:30am-8:30pm (pool), Sat-Sun 7am-6pm Buggybuddys Review Swan Active, Midland Read more…
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Located at 12 Craig Street, Mundaring, this long-running toy library (established in 1974) is open three times a week: Tuesdays: 3:00pm – 4:30pm Thursdays: 9:00am – 11:00am Saturdays: 9:00am – 11:00am The library offers several membership options: Standard Family Membership: $70/year Concession Membership: $50/year 3-month membership: $30 (non-renewable) 1-month membership: $25 (non-renewable) Home daycares/allied health: $200/year Playgroups/religious organizations: $90/year Members can borrow up to eight items at a time (four toys and four games/puzzles) for a three-week period. The library caters to children aged 0-8 years with over 1,000 toys including baby toys, outdoor ride-ons, construction toys, games, puzzles, dress-ups, Read more…
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E Shed Markets is uniquely positioned on Victoria Quay along Fremantle’s stunning waterfront, offering spectacular views of Fremantle Ports. Operating Friday through Sunday and select public holidays, this maritime-themed market combines shopping with a picturesque harbor setting. Located in a historic waterfront shed, the markets provide a perfect blend of shopping, dining, and relaxation while watching the working port in action. The venue’s location makes it an ideal stop for both locals and tourists exploring Fremantle’s maritime precinct. Top Tip: Time your visit to coincide with meal times to enjoy waterfront dining with incredible port views. The covered location means Read more…
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The Last Local is a vibrant family-friendly tavern in Canning Vale that combines great food with live entertainment. This modern venue offers a diverse menu featuring both local and international flavors, alongside house-brewed beers. With regular live music, sports screenings, and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot for family dining any day of the week. Standout Family Features: Kids eat free every Sunday (with minimum adult spend of $29.50 per free kids’ meal) Good kids menu options Live entertainment on weekends Family-friendly dining hours Spacious venue Read more…
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Iluka Foreshore Park is a nautical themed nature playground that kids of all ages are guaranteed to love! Iluka Foreshore Park is separated into three sections, the first consists of a wooden boat, it was perfect for my toddler to play on, he loved steering the boat and climbing the steps to the slide. On the other side of the boat is a netted ladder for the bigger kids who were having just as much fun as my toddler on the boat pretending to be pirates. There is a sandpit at the end of the slide, and rubber softfall flooring Read more…
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Perth Aqua Park in Baldivis is an exciting floating inflatable obstacle course featuring over 100 interconnected challenges. Located at Perth Wake Park, just 30 minutes south of Perth CBD, this unique water park offers 50-minute sessions of active fun including slides, climbing walls, and a 3-lane racing course. Perfect for ages 6 and up, with special supervision requirements for children 6-9 years (maximum 4 kids per adult). The park operates seasonally, primarily during summer months, with sessions running Friday through Sunday from 9:30am to 5:00pm, plus extended hours during school holidays. All participants must be able to swim and complete Read more…
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Shirley Strickland Reserve in Ardross is a fantastic family-friendly spot that combines a nature-inspired Playground with a large, dog-friendly sporting reserve. The space brings together a Sport and Community Pavilion, fitness equipment and a shared walking and cycling path around the ovals, making it a great destination for active kids and parents alike. The hero of the Playground is the huge multilevel wooden climbing structure, topped with a bright lime green slide that kids spot as soon as they arrive. Confident climbers can head up via various ladders and climbing elements, then race each other across the bridge before zooming Read more…
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As Perth’s original farmers’ market, Mount Claremont Farmers’ Market operates every Saturday from 7:30-11:30am at 103 Alfred Road. This not-for-profit market, run by the Mount Claremont Primary School P&C Association, connects local producers directly with consumers. Established in 2007, it features weekly and fortnightly stallholders offering fresh, authentic local produce, while supporting school programs and infrastructure. The market includes farm produce, drinks, food stalls, brunch options, and bread vendors, all in a vibrant outdoor setting with live music and entertainment. Top Tip: Arrive early (around 7:30am) for the best selection of fresh produce and to beat the crowds. Bring your Read more…
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The Vic Park Market brings a unique themed experience to John MacMillan Park every Sunday morning from 8am to 12 noon. Each week offers something different, rotating through themes like “Pets in the Park” (with petting farms), “Health and Wellness”, “Artisans in the Park”, “Vintage in the Park”, and “Gardening in the Park” (on fifth Sundays). Run by the Rotary Club of Victoria Park, this community market combines fresh produce with themed activities and stalls in a beautiful park setting. Top Tip: Check the weekly theme before visiting to make the most of your experience – first Sunday for pets, Read more…
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Rickman Delawney Reserve in leafy Balcatta is a brilliant all‑rounder for families, with something to suit toddlers through to sporty teens. The park sits within a large green reserve with mature trees and wide open spaces. It is an accessible Playground with sail‑shaded play areas, picnic shelters and public toilets, making it an easy choice for a relaxed morning or afternoon out with kids of different ages and abilities. The star attraction is the impressive rope tower and tube slide. Children climb a web of ropes up to a high, covered pod, then cross a rope bridge to reach the Read more…
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Whitfords Nodes Park is a beautiful park for family BBQs, picnics and mums’ groups during, Autumn, Spring and Winter months. It’s also a great place to walk through with scooters/bikes if you’re heading out for a family walk. The Whitfords Nodes Park area consists of several playframes, slides, sandpits, BBQ’s and picnic shelters and lots of trees providing shade if you’re having a picnic. The beach is also very close although you can’t see it from the park there are many pathways directly to the beach from the main grassed park area. So be WARNED that little ones who tend 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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Located at 1 Carroll Drive in Bicton, the Attadale Toy Library is a member-run organization open Saturday mornings from 9:00am to 10:30am. The library caters to children aged 0-6 years, offering over 600 carefully selected toys. Annual membership costs $80 plus a one-time refundable bond of $20. Members can borrow up to five toys at a time for a three-week period, with the option to renew for an additional three weeks. As a community-run organization, members are required to volunteer up to twice per term, attend the annual stocktake and AGM, and participate in one fundraising event per year. Late Read more…
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Croc’s Playcentre Joondalup offers an exciting indoor playground experience in Perth’s northern corridor. This climate-controlled facility features multi-level play equipment, slides, obstacle courses, and dedicated zones for different age groups, including a specially designed toddler area. The centre includes an on-site Muffin Break Café where parents can enjoy fresh coffee and meals while supervising their children’s play. Birthday parties are a specialty, with themed party rooms and various packages available. Buggybuddys Review Croc’s Playcentre, Joondalup Read more…
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Karragarup Play Space in Australind is a brilliant family stop-off on the drive down south, and a destination in its own right if you’re holidaying in the Harvey Region. Located on the Ridley Place Foreshore, the Playground overlooks the calm waters of the Leschenault Estuary and has a distinctly coastal Australian feel, celebrating its setting and local Noongar culture. “Karragarup” comes from the local Wardandi Noongar language and means “place of the crabs”, a nod to the bay’s famed blue swimmer crab population, and that theme runs strongly throughout the play space. The hero of the Playground is the enormous Read more…
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Located at 816 Beeliar Drive, Success, Cockburn Gateway is a major shopping destination featuring over 170 stores with extensive family-friendly facilities and amenities. Stand-Out Features for Parents and Families: Children’s Play Areas: Outdoor playground in the Piazza area Shaded play structures with soft-fall surfacing Located near family-friendly restaurants Two climbing structures suitable for different ages Partially enclosed from roadways for safety Parent Rooms: Multiple locations throughout the centre: Near Miss Maud Near Jim Kidd Sports Each room features: Private feeding rooms Change tables Microwaves Children’s toilets Clean, modern facilities Touch screen games consoles for siblings Additional change tables in general Read more…
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Tucked away in a suburban area of Joondalup (not far from the Candlewood Shopping Centre) is Windermere Park. The little gem of a park has enough play equipment to keep kids busy for a while! The playground is small, but a lot is packed into it, with traditional play and a little nature play too. The main sand-fall playground is shaded in the late afternoon by mature trees and found close to the club rooms. This fort-like play structure is fantastic for kindy/primary school aged children, as there are lots of things to climb on. There’s a steering wheel, ladder, 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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Located in the growing coastal suburb of Yanchep, around 47 minutes north of Perth, Viridis Park is a small, rope-focused playground that’s best suited for older kids who love to climb, swing, and test their balance. It’s not a main attraction on its own, but it makes a fun stop during a day out in Yanchep, especially for families doing a bike loop or casual drive through the area. Set right against a quiet residential street, the park is still road-adjacent, so keep an eye on younger children. The good news is, it has its own small designated parking area, Read more…
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Sandy Beach Reserve has long been one of Bassendean’s most loved riverside spots, and the addition of the Sandy Beach Playspace has truly transformed it into a destination Playground. Tucked at the end of West Road right on the banks of the Swan River, the reserve combines wide open grass, shady mature trees and a sprawling nature play area that invites kids of all ages to climb, splash and explore for hours. The heart of the playspace is an impressive multi-level tower structure that immediately grabs the attention of adventurous kids. Two large timber towers are linked by bridges and Read more…
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Morris Mundy Reserve is a lovely reserve in Kensington with basketball and netball hoop, cricket wickets, football goals, large green oval, picnic tables and a new shaded playground. The reserve backs onto houses on three sides although not fully fenced is fairly safe as it’s a long way between the playground equipment and the road. The playground is shaded by shade sails and large well-established tree. I could only see one picnic table but we put down a picnic rug under the tree shade and it was lovely. Along the back of the playground, there is a combination swing set Read more…
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Vitaland Kids Café is a modern, state-of-the-art indoor play centre located in City West, Perth. Featuring a giant ball pit, interactive game panels, LED-lit slides, and trampolines, it offers endless entertainment for children of all ages. The centre includes dedicated areas for babies, a Teddy Bear Hospital, fishing zone, and dress-up corner. With on-site café facilities, carousel and train rides, and convenient parent viewing areas, Vitaland Kids Café provides a safe, engaging environment for family fun. Free parking available at City West. Buggybuddys Review Perth- Vitaland Kids Café Read more…
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Since the opening of Optus Stadium in 2018, the iconic Subiaco Oval, which originally opened in 1908, has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once a bustling hub for AFL games, it has now been reimagined into a vibrant community space. The Subiaco Oval area is a beautiful spot where families, sports lovers, and history enthusiasts can come together to relive old memories and create new ones. The newly revamped site offers a fantastic playground, perfect for younger children. The nature-based playground is fully sheltered and features a range of equipment, including seesaws, a shopfront, a cooking station, a small climbing structure, Read more…
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Tucked within the family‑friendly Providence Estate in Wellard, Bullrush Park XL Adventure Playground is a fantastic destination for kids who love a good climbing challenge. The hero of the park is the impressive 8‑metre rope climbing tower, which instantly draws in adventurous kids and tweens keen to scramble up high and take in the views before whooshing back down one of the slides. The split‑level design of the Playground means there’s something to suit a wide range of ages and confidence levels. Older children will be drawn to the tall tower and its twisty enclosed slide, while the bumpy slide Read more…
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Tucked away in the growing suburb of Dayton, Featherflower Park is a beautiful nature-inspired space that combines wetlands, walking paths, play areas and fitness equipment in one thoughtfully designed reserve. It’s the kind of park where you can easily spend a whole morning wandering, playing and relaxing, with something to interest everyone from toddlers to active older kids and adults. One of the standout features of Featherflower Park is its natural wetland setting. A perimeter footpath loops around the wetlands, making it ideal for a gentle family stroll, scooters or bikes, and prams – the paths offer great pram Read more…












































