Got a chance to see the Belle Lume Sculpture and just wow! So very aesthetically pleasing to the…read moreeyes. Very sturdy and beautiful!

From the owner: Over the last 40 years the staff of Natureworks has produced the masters for most of the "high…read morequality" fibreglass life-size animal art currently being sold on the world market. Natureworks has been sculpting moulding and casting life-size wildlife for almost 40 years. The collection of moulds of sculptural features now numbers over 2000 different individual pieces. Casts can be made in a variety of materials from Fibreglass, Glass Reinforced Cement (GFRC), Hard-Coated Urethane Foam and Cold Cast Bronze. New pieces are being created all the time. They can be adapted for domestic use, playground or zoological standard and are designed, reinforced & finished to varying standards as appropriate to its use.

I was running around inside the play area then i went passed a ballpit then i seen a old guy…read morejorking it to a little girl

The Chipmunks Playland & Cafe is a great little place for kids who are probably a bit older than…read moremine. Unfortunately they don't have much in the way of areas for kids under 5. There is only 1 area for that age group and they soon become bored. The area itself is quite big and would be a ball for kids aged 6 - 10 years. I think I'll have to try again in a couple of years time!

Our second session here and the staff misconduct and lack of safety and concern for the children…read morewas prominent today. I was standing in front of my daughter while a teacher had hold of her arm while my daughter was screaming to get away. I had to tell the lady to let go of her and that it was inappropriate for that to happen. She then continued to say "uh uh" to my daughter as she skated away. I then told her that my daughter requires word because "uh uh" has no context and she cannot learn from that. later this woman, Di, came over to justify her behaviour and tell me she works in childcare, I'm interested to know what Childcare facility is allowing her to work there. I told her three times that my daughter said she feels unsafe and scared of her. No apology was given, just more justification of her behaviour. I also went to ask why they are filming the kids and that we were not told staff would be filming the children and was told "oh we'll delete it for you" nothing further, no request for which child has a "no to photo consent". I went to revoke my frequent skater card and was not engaged in a conversation, there was no opportunity at any point to discuss our experience. Previously my child was given sweets as a prize. There was no discussion of this prior or discussion of food allergies or sugar being handed out to children without consent. Many of the staff looked disinterested in their job. including the young girl running the dance who clearly did not want to be there today. The language used and physical handling of children is inappropriate. There is also clearly no first aid training or policy in place. the general response is "get up" This is not a safe or child friendly venue. Clearly there are no child safety or interactive communication training policies in place. This is also absolutely not a safe space for Neurodiverse children.

Been there a few times and kids love going but the last couple of visits the Manager is grumpy and…read moredoes not smile at the customers and I have heard her being very rude to the young staff and even made one cry a few weeks ago in front of customers. We went again yesterday and she is a very unhappy woman. Not a good feeling for the children and other visitors. All other staff seem very nice though but we will not bee back.

Damn, this is one fancy suburban park. They don't make parks like this on the south side. Since…read morebecoming a full time mummy, my sister has become an expert on Brisbane parks. She could tell you which park is suitable for different age group, which park has the cleanest BBQ areas or has the most shade or has easy parking or has the best slides. It's a real eye opener tagging along and watching how kids interact with the playground. Whoever designed the Hamilton playground has thought of everything. There are three different designated play areas. One area is clearly for toddlers because the steps are low enough for them to climb up and there are simple slides and seesaws low to the ground. There's an adventure style playground for the older kids (and short adults like me!) with a climbing net and flying foxes. What I was most impressed with was the miniature road set. My nephew was worried that it was a 'real road' and pronounced in a sing song voice that I should get off the road. Once I explained it was a 'pretend road', he happily raced around the track on a pretend motorbike breaking all the road rules but at least giving way to pedestrians. There's an off-leash dog area attached to the park. This looks like gambolling doggy fun with an obstacle course for the bigger dogs. And when you're tired of running around, pop across the road to Portside for a coffee and cake.

What a great little park…read more Firstly there is a sheltered kids playground which caters for all ages. Just next to that is a barbecue area complete with tables, benches and gas barbecue which is also covered. On the other side if the playground is a dog run. And what a dog run for pooch. The fenced outer circle is an obstacle course for Fido. The inner fence circle is a mini oval which is the off-leash area. All of this is next to the Woodside rugby and soccer oval. Whoever planned this deserves five stars!