This indoor playground is part of an indoor sports centre for cricket and soccer. During the day…read moreone of the courts is filled with push cars, slippery dips, padded cushions and a jumping castle. It is only for preschoolers as well. The court has netting from floor to ceiling with only one escape point. There is also a child proof gate barring the outside world to the littlies plus some adults confused by a top pull lock. The cafe is called Mickey's and has reasonably priced snacks. The coffee is nice with a complimentary bickie. It is easy to sit for over an hour while the kids just play. Finding the place and parking can be an issue but worth the effort

Another surprise find on our recent Aussie trip, this was a fun stop!…read more I'm a massive coaster fan and had just discovered mountain coasters on our road trip through the U.S., so my expectations were high for this one. I'd really give it 3.5 stars, but I miss Australia so the nostalgia factor works in their favour here! Here's how it went: ++ Just the fact it was there..how many of these are there in Australia?? $10 per ride, simple and easy enough! - - I missed the thrill factor that I'd had with the best one in the U.S. in Massachusetts, probably because the track was wide open and straight without fun turns and a canopy of trees. All in all, it wasn't nearly as immersive. Magnum ice cream tasted wicked as always, and it is inexpensive outdoor entertainment, so we'd consider coming back here.

From the owner: Toboggan Hill Park has operated continuously since 1987. The Park began as just the 1km stainless…read moresteel Toboggan Track and hasa grown to include 19 hole bushland Mini Golf, Splashdown, Indoor Rock-climbing, 'Hot' Ice-skating, Tractor Train, Giant Maze challenge and much more....Fun for all the Family!

Great kids playground! the tower to climb to get to the slide is the center of it all. Lots of fun…read moreto climb and slide and climb and slide again( and again,...)

Great little farm. Learned so much about the animals. They have public spaces where the animals…read moreroam free. You can pet the koala too.

I was brought to this farm March 2025 by a tour company hosting 80 seniors from United States. The…read morefarm was not that big, but it would be "big" to small kids. There are a couple of staging areas where the sheep herding and whip cracking shows are held. The reason why I am giving the farm only a 3 star is because the "meat" animals such as pigs and cattle were confined to areas only as big as their bodies, such as cattle had their necks tied tightly to a ring in their pen and they really couldn't move. And a sow was laying in an area only as big as her body touched the ground, with her suckling piglets on top of her and between her forelegs and hind legs. No other room. I wonder how many hours a day the "meat animals" are so tightly confined like this, where they cannot move. Are they released every day to a padlock where they can roam around? An employee told me that all the animals on the farm are kept as "pets" and they do not rotate them to the dinner table. But the Farm is kept clean of animals feces and smells. By the way, I asked the cashier how much a typical house that surrounds the Farm, costs. She said MILLIONS!!!! MILLIONS!!!! MILLIONS !!!! I said how many MILLIONS??? 2-3 Million? She said Yes, 2 M AUD and up.

I personally love this indoor Playcentre because the play areas are split into three age groups…read more The area for under 18 months is a soft play area with some sensory boards. The next step up is the toddler area for children under the age of 4 and it's a mini version of the big play area, with little slippery dips and a small jumping castle to keep younger ones entertained. There's also a Muffin Break located within the playentre. It was stocked with a variety of fresh food options for both adults and kids - some healthy and some treats.

Kids had a blast the food was great and the workers were polite and helpful I recommend as it was…read morea great 2 hours of fun for the kids

From the owner: Awezone trampoline park is a fresh an reinvented way to trampolining for the whole family in a safe…read moreand friendly atmosphere, we cater for all ages, also we have 3 extensive party rooms and a cafe area for parents.

Great for kids 6 months - approx 8. Lots of climbing and toys to play with. Parents can relax with…read morecafe style food onsite

From the owner: Tin Lids Play Centre is a family owned and operated family entertainment venue that has traded in…read moreMorisset since 2010 and is the only specific entertainment facility for children aged from birth to 12 years of age. Tin Lids Children's Play Centre & Cafeteria is a purpose designed and built interactive play centre catering for the entertainment needs of the young children in our community with a 80 seat cafeteria for parents and carers

I have hosted two 10 year old boys birthday parties here in the last two years, the latest being…read moreyesterday. We love it, super easy, super fun, super awesome staff! This isn't your flashy hyperkart experience. Its gritty, it's petrol motors and that's what makes it even funner! we are looking forward to hosting another party at this venue soon. Kids had a ball. Thanks Spitfire!

Took my son here as the website explicitly said 7 and older can drive. Got there after an hour of…read moretravelling for them to say they can't let kids on the carts. It takes 1 minute to put a message on your site to stop people wasting their time travelling to your place, but you don't respect your customers, do you? Pathetic. Zero stars, but I have to click on the stars to do the review.

Definitely the biggest playground I've ever been to! It has it all... swings, giant climbing…read morestructure and very high rope bridge, flying fox, tunnels and slides, rope climbing web, etc. We spent more than 2 hours here and had a group of kids ranging from age 1 to 12. We definitely will be back whenever we're in the area!!

Drawn in by the potential of the Armory Wharf Cafe (review http://frid.co/nikCOQ) I found my self…read moredriving a bit out of my way to give it a go. Not knowing a great deal about this park, when I arrived I was amazed to see the play area with the shiny slippery slides, climbing areas and massive swings. This is an awesome park. While some parts of it still seem under development, and there is a real lack of shade areas, this has to be one of the best play areas I have seen in Sydney. If your kids can not have fun here they are simply not trying hard enough. While it appeared there was a tonne of parking available, on the weekend you are going to find it challenging. As for what to bring when you come, if you have a bike, bring it as there is a huge bike track to check out. If you don't have one, you can rent one ( http://frid.co/qSpPMO ). Of course if you want to chill out and relax, perhaps with a coffee, then head to either the Armory Wharf Cafe or the Armory Wharf Canteen ( http://frid.co/nKLbIw - which is only open on weekends and public holidays). Alternatively you could grab one of the benches near the free BBQ hot plates and cook up a couple of snags. If you are looking for the perfect place to have a kids birthday party, this might be it! You just might not want to do it on the weekend...