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,...)

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

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...

A giant enclosed playground with many areas for kids to run and play around. There is a giant…read morerotating area in the middle, rope areas, flying fox (closed when we visited), a bike road, sand pits, spinning things, slides, small quiet areas for reading/eating and a cafe out front. Street parking was easily found. We spent a long time here and the kids had a great time.

Wonderful award winning playground. Come for the day and bring a picnic - you can sit on the grass…read moresurrounding the play area or if you're early enough, one of the five picnic tables. Playground features: Fenced Shaded Toilets Suitable for all abilities Suitable for a fair age range (toddlers to maybe 8/9 year olds) Sand pit Automated merry-go-round Picnic tables

Tempe park is a wonderful place for kids to go to on a warm , sunny day . It has something for all…read moreages. The playing equipment is very interesting and most kids are seen enjoying. To add to all the attraction is the flying fox. From an elevated wooden plank about 1.5 meters tall, kids sit on a disk attached to an overhead cable. They're never more than about one metre off the ground as they fly forward around 25 meters and rebound back. There is always a queue of kids for this. As the park is located adjacent to the airport - it's a joy to watch all the kids get excited about the planes taking off and scream with pleasure. There is a huge barbeque area and also a bike path. I really like going to this park - oh yes I forgot to mention the ice-cream man who adds to all the fun.

Extremely dirty. I was the first person there and there were dirty tissues empty drink bottles in…read moreBaby area. Everything was just filthy. Baby change room needed big sanitise. I went to use the ladies and there was poo spray all over the seat and wall. The bigger area had cobwebs and the place looks as though it is never vaccumed or mopped. Very uosetting

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.

Big and spread out playground with a lot of fun stuff, from the giant (and wide) slide to the…read moreflying fox to the splash pad water play area! We enjoyed our time here after lunch! Only downside is just how crowded it is. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if it weren't school holidays... We had to wait several minutes for our turn on the flying fox, but other than that, I suppose it wasn't too bad.

This park is located on the other side of the Harbor. Lots…read moreto see and do. Looks like a lot of Locals and Tourist hang out here. With many attractions near by.

I don't care if this playground doesn't look like much. Come and talk to me when it's 10am on a…read morerainy day and you have a toddler running riot through the house! If the number of bleary-eyed parents I see at the Westfield Kids Club is anything to go by, it's nothing short of a godsend! For one the access is easy as can be with ample Westfield parking. There's also a Gloria Jeans just along the way, which may quench your coffee craving, but I'd opt to go a floor down and grab a Danes coffee from Jimini's. If there are a couple of you tag-teaming it with the little'un, then the playground is also helpfully located outside JB Hi-Fi. That probably explains why all the Mum's are camped on the chairs watching after the kids as the Dads amble back with a telltale yellow shopping bag or two! The playground itself is strictly shoes off. There are puzzles on the wall and a soft climbing maze. In short: it's the perfect place for pint sized tots to burn off some energy!