Meadow Springs Quarry Adventure Park Mandurah

Meadow Springs Quarry Adventure Park is one of those parks that looks fairly “normal” from the street… until you start walking. What begins as a leafy, family-friendly reserve quickly reveals its real personality: an adventure Playground built into the levels of an old quarry, with play spaces that tumble down the slope and keep confident climbers busy for ages.

Up top, the park feels like a classic picnic-and-play setup, with wide lawns, plenty of trees, and a Playground that suits younger kids well. This is where you’ll find the more traditional equipment and a separate toddler-friendly play space mentioned, making it a great starting point if you’ve got a mix of ages (or little ones who want to play first and explore later). The open grassed areas also make it easy to spread out a rug, kick a ball, or just let kids have a run between play sessions. The reserve spans four hectares and includes lots of paths that are perfect for scooters and bikes, which is exactly the kind of “extra” that helps turn a Playground stop into a proper outing.

Keep walking and you’ll reach the quarry section—the part older kids (and adventurous adults) tend to rave about. The equipment here is designed around the natural drop of the land, so expect big climbing nets, high-energy challenges, and that “choose your own difficulty level” feeling as kids work their way along the slope. It’s a brilliant park for children who love to climb, test their balance, and take on something a bit more daring than the average suburban Playground.

One of the standout features is the limestone amphitheatre. It’s not just a scenic backdrop; it’s a real “event space” vibe where kids inevitably end up performing, playing chase up and down the tiers, or turning the stage into an imaginative-game headquarters. 

Facilities include toilets, BBQ areas, a drinking fountain, seating, bike racks and parking, with accessible toilets and accessible parking. It’s also dog-friendly as long as your pup stays on leash, which is handy if you’re trying to fit in a family walk alongside Playground time.

A quick parent note: because the Playground is split into distinct zones (upper area and the quarry-lower adventure section), you can’t easily supervise both at once. If you’ve got kids who like to roam, it helps to arrive with a plan—either one adult per area, or a “we explore together” rule until everyone’s confident. Also, the lower quarry area can feel exposed on hot days, and the equipment can heat up quickly, so sun protection and a timing plan (morning or later afternoon) can make the visit much more comfortable.

Meadow Springs Quarry Adventure Park (Quarry Adventure Park)

Address: Grandmere Parade, Meadow Springs WA (Mandurah)