This was perfect for rainy day activities. I had planned an afternoon in the park but unexpected…read moreshowers left me with a group of kids and nothing to do. Luckily I remembered OzTenPin Point Cook. They had lasertag, rockclimbing, videogames as well as bowling. It was fantastic and a life saver.

This place is really nice to hang around with friends or your partner for some laser tag or…read morebowling. I enjoyed the other day a beer and some Mexican snack freshly backed.

I know no-one goes to a bowling alley for the food, but if you do come here to bowl or play lazer…read moretag, plan on not buying food here. Eat before you come and bring a bottle of water with you. The cafe is badly overpriced and the menu is unexciting. It's a shame because great snacks and bowling could be an awesome combo.

We jokingly refer to this neighbourhood park as "our other garden". The Yarraville Gardens…read morefeature lush and beautifully landscaped grounds with plenty of room for recreational activities. A mix of native and European trees line the terraced, upper portion of the park that abuts Hyde Street. There are some lovely flower beds, a grassy field to picnic in, plenty of BBQ sites, and a great adventure playground for the kiddies. As you descend through the park down to Docklands Hwy you pass through several reserves: The largest one is reserved for after work runners and kid-o soccer games, while the lower two reserves which face Docklands Hwy are for doggies (and summer cricketers desperately avoiding poop piles). I love the dog park here: This is a safe, secure, and very bucolic place to bring your pooch, and I've never had a safety problem in the three years I've been visiting with my dog. In the past year food trucks have been lining up on Somerville Road and Hyde Street most evenings. Mr. Burger tends to out at least three times a week and we also see White Guy does Thai, Taco Truck, Dude Food, and Los Diablos. Generally, Friday and Sunday nights are the best time to catch a truck, but there is usually at least one (and sometimes up to seven) present. Awesomely, there is a rarely a long wait at any of the trucks. There are hipsters and cool kids in Yarraville, but this ain't Brunswick and the crowds are still mild here. Grab some grab on a warm night and make a picnic of it. Just avoid the dog reserve if you want to eat unmolested by hungry canines!

You know you're at a good park when you can take your shoes off and feel the thickness of the grass…read morebetween your toes. Throw in BBQ facilities, playground, dog park, and a nightly lineup of Food Trucks and you have yourselves the total package. The council has limited the food truck frenzy due to rubbish issues, but you can still find up to 10 trucks here on any one night. Perfect for an impromptu picnic that you don't need to plan much for!

Clean pool , great facilities and friendly staff. I am in a wheelchair so I particularly notice…read more disability accessibility.

How lucky we are to have access to such a pool so close to the city. This is a 50 metre outdoor…read morepool that provides for the littlies as well with separate a kiddie pool. There are spacious surroundings with a lot of lounging area, although there is a distinct lack of grass. The pool is mostly clean and chlorine levels are well maintained. The spa is large enough for eight and it can get busy in the sauna and steam room. Lap swimmers mostly use the pool year round (thanks to the solar heating, this is easily possible in winter too), but in the warmer months hoards of people flock the pool, especially on weekends. On Sunday afternoons in summer, live bands play and the party atmosphere is contagious. Open since 1908, there are numerous photos and plaques to provide some history. Also there are huge cautions in Italian, to remind you of the history of Fitzroy.

There's balls, lots of them, flying through the air as various skill levels of punters (mainly men)…read moresmack them with metal clubs. Some bring their own clubs, some hire. Some even have beers in hand when not slogging said balls. Albert Park driving range has 2 levels to smack your balls. You can hire loads of balls (100) for under $20. They also have a putting area to hone your close range skills. And they offer a basic tuition lesson for those who are keen. It's a basic driving range and it could perhaps have a larger refreshment area, but it does sell beer which I thought was a winner and you can also have fun by trying to hit the ball cart when it's out picking up balls. All up A-OK!

Albert Park Driving Range is the ultimate! Great to swing a few clubs and hit a few balls. I…read morefrequent the range on weekly basis with work colleagues or friends followed by a pub meal afterwards. In most cases its to let off a little steam from a busy working week but also a great way to keep in contact with old work friends. The APDR boasts two ultra cool levels of where you can swing for 75 or if you've really had a bad day aim for over 250. You can purchase a bucket of 50 balls or 100 balls for under $20 and if you decide to turn pro there is weekly demonstrations with coaching and a putting green where lessons can be held.

Had my 10 year old daughters party here and couldn't have asked for a better experience…read more They have all new inflatables and finally put in cooling

A great rainy day activity for small and big kids alike. Flipout is within a big sports centre in…read moreAltona and costs $10 for access to all trampolines. There's a dedicated area for under fives with a foam pit and smaller trampolines. There's also an adult/big kids area, runway trampolines with a foam pit, slam dunk area and dedicated flip area. We went on a Friday, and it was reasonably busy but not crowded staff levels were good and all staff members were friendly

I've recently moved to the inner north & just walked passed The Prague & saw that they do stuff…read morewith skipping ropes & they have live riot grrrl rock bands! Signed up for 1 class per week just over a month ago to check it out before joining a gym . It's awesome! Really fun energetic classes, down to earth & complete with a woman's touch (hot flannels, oranges, free classes & gear & complimentary goal setting with a trainer!) I love group fitness training but I find most gym classes stuck in a time warp & I'd rather starve myself then get up at 5am for bootcamp!?!. You gotta love grrrl rock & have a playful spirit. Oh & there's a really cool supportive womens community vibe. I'm signing on for an Unlimited pass next term... & how many places can you work out & have a beer on tap afterwards?! ;-)

Great place to tire out the kids. You can get in there too! Lovely staff, the owner makes your…read moredrinks & snacks herself. Reasonably priced. We rocked up at 12pm on a Sunday & they had just got there to open & setup. No biggie. Lazy Sunday