Easy way to spend the day. Let the kids run riot while kicking back to a decent coffee. Food not…read morebad. Chips are good. Popular with locals for kids birthday parties

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!

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

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,...)

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.

If I could give this place more stars I would. It's a small wildlife park so you can visit…read moreeverything it in a couple of hours. We did 4 wildlife encounters - koala, sugar gliders, meerkats and the wombat. It was ridiculously fun. And we also got the feed bags for the bunnies. We also saw the kangaroo feeding. Staff was superb. Easy parking, cute gift shop and the animals were well cared for. Thanks to Matt for bringing us to this great tucked away treat.

Want some outback experiences while visiting Sydney? Look no further…read more Managed to purchase 1/2 off admission tickets from groupon deals and thought that I would have to top up some money as it expired a few days before coming here. Unfortunately that wasn't the case and the lady at the front desk helped us out and gave us a map filled with instructions, animal encounters or feeding timings and the location of each attractions. The first encounter after opening the door towards the park was wild kangaroos as well as swamp wallabies hopping and emus strolling past us. It scared me a little as I thought they were in close proximity and most of the kangaroos are big in size. Then we went to the koala encounter area, alpaca, farm animals area, different birds, Tasmanian devils, reptiles, quolls, kookaburras, dingoes and some more that I forget the different names. It was an open enclosure and this section of the park is stroller friendly. My friend and I then did the trail. For the trail some parts are damaged by the continuous rain which happened the month before. And both of us got a little lost as there were no signs from the trail we went. But fortunately we managed to find the mount white lookout and headed to the visitor center through the boardwalk. Most of the animals were asleep when we arrived so going to the different talks or feeding sessions will give you more chances of taking pictures. Most of the animals were rescued animals but it blended well in the enclosures that they provided. The onsite rangers are well knowledgeable too and provided quite a number of information about the animal and his history during the mini talk sessions. There is an onsite souvenir store as well if you would like to grab yourselves soft toys, magnets, bells and more. For the food corner, you have to go to the store to make an order. Tried the fish fillet, chicken nuggets and hot chips. They were pretty delicious, wasn't too oily and good pricing too. Spent approximately 5 hours there and just looking at the animals were pretty relaxing for me especially for an animal lover like myself. I love how they try to preserve the wildlife aspects for the Kangaroos and emus so that they can freely roam around. It is definitely a hidden gem in Sydney :)

Fantastic farm! Tons of Australian farm animals. This is such a wonderful place for kids. It's an…read moreintimate farm, but yet tons to do. Found the staff to be friendly and most importantly enthusiastic. For some of us it was our first time seeing a koala and camels and being able to feed them was an amazing treat. Found the pricing to be reasonable and again perfect outing for a family of all ages. We'll be back again for sure!

This is my favourite place to go with the family to see animals, it's an amazing farm to take your…read morechildren too, not only can they bond with all the gorgeous animals, there's also a playground and water park for them to enjoy also! It's a big farm so you can spend all day here! They also have hot food available for purchase, including packet chips and ice creams. The animals are super sweet and they love following you around for food. They sell bags of animal feed so you can have fun feeding them all, this place is definitely suitable for all ages and also have a daily tour guide you can follow which includes bottle feeding baby animals, petting koalas and tractor rides.

Stopped by here with my sister for coffee and something to eat on our return from Umina…read more The coffee is amazing, made with jersey milk - yum! and the toastie with ham, gruyere cheese and a delicious sweet spiced chutney is direct from sandwich heaven. My sister had a slice of almond cake, which was so nice I ended up buying about $50 worth of cake slices to take home for my sweet toothed fiance. Lovely little cafe in a quiet spot away from the rush of the M1. Highly recommended!