All Things to Do for Kids in Perth

Baby Rhyme Time For ages 0-2 years Songs, rhymes, finger plays and stories. Toddler Time For ages 12 months to 2.5 years Story Time For ages 2-5 years Sessions include 2-3 stories, songs, action rhymes and a craft activity. Visit the library website for up to date days and times. Read more…

Opening times: Mon to Thurs 6.00am – 8.00pm, Fri 6.00am – 6.00pm Weekends and Public Holidays 10.00am – 6.00pm. Facilities: 50m & 25 Outdoor Pools | Shaded Toddlers Pool | Playground Buggybuddys Review Rockingham Aquatic Centre   Read more…

Bubs Club every Wednesday excluding school holidays. Kids Club $9 tickets every day Gold Lounge Read more…

Churchill Park is the lovely green park that you’ll find running along the Rockingham Foreshore. There’s a long strip of playgrounds, shaded by mature trees, all found within easy walking distance of each other. The traditional style metal play equipment (on sand) has plenty of features to keep kids entertained, with slides, climbing walls, monkey bars, a fireman’s pole and more. The popular Ship playground is further to the north. There are many benches and undercover picnic tables around the park. As well as BBQs. The lush, well maintained grass is perfect for a picnic. So be sure to take Read more…

There is a new and exciting Pirate Playground has opened at Rockingham foreshore. The wooden Pirate Ship is situated at the far end of foreshore and is a very welcome addition!  The pirate ship is set amongst trees and has views out to the ocean, a great location to get children’s imagination and play going.  There are two picnic tables and benches and there is plenty of shade under the trees surrounding the pirate ship. There is so much to explore inside the main structure. It is split into two sections a lower and upper deck. You can walk all around the inside of the ship and climb Read more…

Location: Rockingham Buggybuddys Review Rockingham Foreshore   Read more…

Location: Rockingham Buggybuddys review Mug N Brush, Rockingham Read more…

The impressive $1.5m The Edge Skatepark Calista is one of WA’s biggest skating facilities. The skatepark’s main features are a competition-level bowl, street section, beginner’s area (great for little ones on scooters), parkour obstacles and a basketball half-court. Skateboards, scooters, BMX bikes and even rollerblades are welcome. The big skate park is large enough to still ensure plenty of room to ride. There is a mix of younger children on scooters, as well as teens on their skateboards. The various skating zones allow kids of all ages and skill levels to enjoy this inclusive space. The main features include: a Read more…