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Atwell Toy Library has a large range of quality toys and equipment to support children’s play needs. Read more…
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Fantastic new playgrounds that have a strong focus on nature play are popping up all over the Perth area. Researchers at the University of WA have found that natural playgrounds provide children with more opportunities than typical pre-formed playgrounds to develop gross-motor skills. Bannister Creek Nature Playground in Lynwood combines traditional play equipment with more natural elements, providing opportunities for children to use their imagination and explore. The playground is predominantly sand and wood chip based and is shaded by lots of big trees. Bannister Creek runs, behind a fence, alongside the playground. The playground contains lots a whole host Read more…
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Currambine Central Shopping Centre has unveiled an exciting new playground! This vibrant play area is covered by shade sails and features soft-fall surfacing, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for kids to have a blast. From the captivating honeycomb slide to the thrilling busy bee flying fox, there’s a wide range of entertaining attractions to keep the little ones engaged. Young adventurers can also take on the challenge of climbing the giant watermelon, adding an extra element of excitement to their playtime. Adding to the charm, the playground includes two adorable rockers named Lily the Ladybug and Betsy the Bumblebee. Read more…
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Location: Fremantle Features: Huge outdoor playground Buggybuddys Review Gage Roads, Fremantle 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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Beautiful live Christmas trees grown in picturesque Toodyay Real Christmas trees, grown in beautiful Toodyay, only an hour’s picturesque drive from Perth. Come and meet your tree! Make a day of coming to see our stunning and unique, real Christmas trees. Some are quirky, some are cute, some are perfect, come have a look! Open Days Come and meet our trees!! 9am – 5pm Saturday and Sunday only Last weekend of November and Every weekend in December (before Christmas) Read more…
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DATES: 1st – 31st December TIMES: 7.30pm – 10.30pm, on until 11.30pm week leading up to Christmas So many amazing spectacular lights including our 6 metre Arch leading to our Inside House Display, Inflatables to Adore & Minions to enjoy. Also our Santa seat to stop & have photos with all the family. Read more…
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At the Fremantle Toy Library you can borrow toys, games, costumes and puzzles to families with children aged 0 – 6 years. To join, families must be residents of the City of Fremantle or Town of East Fremantle and membership fees apply. Read more…
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Location: Ivey Watson Playground Kings Park Buggybuddys Review Koorak Cafe, Kings Park Read more…
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A bit like the Secret Garden, Ivory Park is a hidden gem tucked away in the suburb of Noranda. It’s felt like a bit of an adventure trying to find it, hidden down some stairs, but it was well worth the effort. The playground structure features plenty of climbing elements such as the climbing wall and the rope ladders. Great for keeping energetic little monkeys busy! There is a fireman pole, a flying fox, and monkey bars for bigger kids. Most suitable for preschoolers onwards, though there are a couple of elements like the swings, a spinning pole, and the Read more…
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The ‘Giants of Mandurah’ is a free outdoor exhibition celebrating the extraordinary beauty and importance of protecting our natural world, including Mandurah’s globally significant Ramsar-listed wetlands, unique waterways, bushland and wildlife. The magical world of internationally renowned artist Thomas Dambo arrives in Mandurah on 12th November 2022 and runs for at least 12 months https://www.giantsofmandurah.com.au/ Buggybuddys Review Read more…
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Willespie Park is a great little playground located in Pearsall, the playground isn’t fenced but is situated away from any roads. Willespie Park includes a good sized playground with equipment to suit a range of children. Unfortunately, the playground isn’t shaded so bring along sunscreen and a hat. The play equipment includes a tall corkscrew slide, a smaller wavy slide, noughts and crosses, a coloured ball Abacus, crawling tunnel, monkey bars, flying fox, balancing beam, ladders and a wooden bridge. Rubber softfall flooring is around the playground, perfect for any little falls and means no sand in shoes! There is Read more…
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Hyde Park water playground is a fantastic spot to go and cool off in those warmer months. The water park has recently undergone an upgrade and now has new shade sails installed over the entire splash pad area. There is plenty of shade around the park also due to the large trees that are scattered all around. We visited Christmas eve and were expecting it to be really busy, but we were quite surprised as we managed to find a lovely spot under a tree (right near the splash pad) and have a picnic lunch. There are barbecues right nearby, as Read more…
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Location: Kelmscott. Features outdoor fenced playground Buggybuddys Review Avocados, Kelmscott Read more…
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Fantasy Park at Waikiki is a large accessible park with plenty of play areas for kids to explore, a sensory garden with animal sculptures, a dog friendly park and also the home to Rockingham’s only disc golf course. It felt like we were walking into a fortress at first. There are two playgrounds located near the entrance, just alongside one another. Both playgrounds have ramps, which make them accessible and toddler-friendly. The floors of both playgrounds are foam-cushioned. There are various play elements in the playgrounds for the kids to play. Large animal sculptures were scattered around the Read more…
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Strive Park, Girrawheen Strive Park is a small park located in the Blackmore Park Estate, in Girrawheen. The playground here features nature play elements, some traditional play elements, and a bike and scooter track. It’s sure to be a hit with the kids! Miss 6 loved the traditional part of the playground first. She headed straight for the swings and climbing equipment. There are three swings available. Two regular swings and a birds nest swing. Adjacent to the swing are wooden climbing poles with foot hold pegs. These are quite tall and great for kids who enjoy climbing. On Read more…
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Located in Forrest Chase Perth, Lucky and Sons features arcade games, bowling and karaoke Buggybuddys Review B Lucky & Sons, Perth CBD Read more…
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Perth Mango Farm Fruit: Mangos Open 9am – 5pm Saturday – Sunday Season: 2024 opening dates TBA Picking cost: $15 entry adults $5 entry children. $12kg for mangos Facilities: EFTPOS Facilities, BBQ area, farm shop. Buggybuddys Review Perth Mango Farm Read more…
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Location: Pinjarra Cafe featuring farm animals and a playground Buggybuddys review Midway Farm Stall, West Pinjarra Read more…
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5If you’re looking for a small adventurous playground, Migrant Park in Kelmscott is the place for you. It’s great because it caters for all kids, no matter their age. It has two different sized slides, a rock-climbing wall and a rope climb to reach the main slide. There’s also a nature-based play area with balancing logs and a xylophone, perfect for sensory play. You’ll also find a little cubby area designed for water and sand play. There’s also a shelter with a table, chairs and a bbq for parents to sit and watch the kids play. There are no toilets, Read more…
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Buggybuddys Review Penguin Island Read more…
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Every Wednesday evening from October to April Buggybuddys Review Burns Beach Twilight Markets Read more…
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Cockburn Central Water Playground – On the Success side of the Cockburn Central train station, there is a fantastic water playground and large grassy area. The water playground spouts are turned on by an easy push of a button and they run through various different patterns which keep the kids guessing where they are going to pop up next! There is a shaded grass area perfect for a picnic lunch or to grab a treat from one of the many eateries around the playground. Mooba Café has fantastic coffee, milkshakes and raw foods. While drying off and waiting for your order, Read more…
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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 yanchep@treetopsadventure.com.au 0455 421 312 READ OUR REVIEWS HERE: Treetops Adventure, Yanchep National Park Treetops Adventure Dwellingup Read more…
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Cheltondale Park is a gorgeous little park, with two innovative playground areas, which has recently sprung up in the suburb of Madeley in the City of Wanneroo. The park is filled with over 100 mature trees and bountiful natural bush areas, as well as green lawns ideal for picnics under the shade of the trees. Located in the grassed area is a small playground on a woodchip surface. The play equipment is decorated in vibrant and colourful abstract patterns that lend a fun and cheerful vibe to the playground and encourage a lot of imaginative play. The “Grafic Games” play equipment is the first Read more…
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Perth Upmarket is Perth’s premier quarterly market for original and handcrafted wares bringing together 180 of the best local designers, artisans, craftspeople and gourmets from the west. There will certainly be no shortage of unique gift ideas ranging from designer clothing and accessories to skincare products, ceramic homewares and wall art. Junior Upmarket will feature handmade toys, children’s apparel and bedroom decor. And Upmarket always has something for the foodie in all of us – coffee, chocolate, cupcakes and plenty of international savoury options for lunch. A great opportunity for market-goers to see a broad range of local products all Read more…
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Jump into an award-winning Indoor Trampoline Centre in the South West. Read more…
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CY O’Connor Hub Playground is a lovely drive to Mundaring Weir, through Perth’s Hills. You can get there from Kalamunda or Mundaring. Not only is the huge dam essential to WA’s water supply, but it’s a lovely spot for a family picnic. There are historical, natural, play and educational attractions in the “CY O’Connor Hub”, which is found on the north side of the weir, accessed by a road behind the Mundaring Weir Hotel. Here you’ll find modern picnic tables, shelters, BBQ facilities and lawn for kicking a footy or throwing down a rug. The main attraction is the pipeline themed Read more…
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3 Fernando Place Safety Bay. Lights on from 7.30pm – 10.30pm every night from 1st December Read more…
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Kien Strawberry Farm Open for PYO 2024 $15 per 3kg box Fruit: Strawberries Pram or stroller not recommended as there is no access pathway. CASH Only. Buggybuddys Review Kien Strawberry Farm Read more…
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Visiting the cute seaside town of Horrocks is like stepping back in time. The coast used to be dotted with little fishing villages that were popular with holidaymakers, now most of these are suburbs! Situated in between Geraldton and Kalbarri it makes a perfect addition to a coastal road trip or even as a place to spend a few days. With little traffic, the quiet town is safe for kids to explore on bikes or by foot. The real drawcard here is the beach. With a reef encircling and protecting the beach from swell, it’s a great place for kids Read more…
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Buggybuddys Review Croc’s Playcentre, Joondalup Read more…
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Toys are suitable for children up to the age of 6. 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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Nestled in the northern suburbs, Korella Park is a new gem of a playground boasting brand new Forpark play equipment. It’s in a lovely location alongside a sports field. The playground is sand based and contained in a low sandstone wall that provides seating for supervising mums. Although there are no shade sails, there are large and leafy trees providing shade on the grass where you could throw down a picnic blanket and relax. The main play frame consists of steps, platforms, climbing ropes and staggered stepping disks, a wooden bridge with handrails, monkey bars, a fireman pole, a tunnel Read more…
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A little off the beaten track is a neighbourhood gem – Robin Reserve in Sorrento. There’s lots of fun to be had at this bright and vibrant playground including lots of traditional equipment, sand play and so much space to run and play a game of footy. There’s a stack of shaded parking, opposite the oval. From here it’s a short one minute walk to the playground around the corner. Take a scooter along for kids to ride on the pavement. The metal play equipment is partly shaded by trees and built on a mix of sand and soft fall Read more…
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Boulding centre located in Belmont BUGGYBUDDYS REVIEW OF ADRENALINE VAULT: Adrenaline Vault, Belmont Read more…
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Features: Indoor playroom with games consoles Buggybuddys Review Outback Jacks, Northbridge Read more…
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Set on the sheltered beach at the vibrant Hillarys Boat Harbour is this lovely playground. With a nautical theme including its very own rocking boat, there are steps and ladders, bridges and even a double slide to race down. The equipment is well designed for younger children with toddlers confidently navigating their way around. The boat is very popular and has a few seats and steering wheel for the captain and, unlike others I’ve seen before, it has some open sides so younger children can also climb up and down themselves. The main structure has plenty to do including a sand Read more…
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Tavolo Pizza Bar Location: Belmont Kids indoor play area Buggybuddys Review Tavolo Pizza Bar, Belmont Read more…