Awesome little place for a fun few laps. Although the race track is quite short (not many…read moreovertaking opportunities), it is still a blast. They provide a full printout of your timing and laps at the end of the session, and how you rate with best for the week, month, year and all time. Friendly staff, good family fun. Get in there!

This cafe is really good - not as great as Green Tangerine, which is a cross the road - but still…read morequite good. The food here is the drawing card. The menu is awesome! And the best part is they are willing to add and change anything. All the picky eaters were extremely happy. We came here for breakfast/brunch and it was awesome. The staff here are friendly. But a warning the food does come out slowly - we waited a fair bit for the food. The staff were apologetic , as it was crowded, so that was easily forgiven. Sadly, the coffee is not as good as the food. It was alright, but honestly nothing special. If you are coming to eat here order the juice - that was amazing! They have different juice cocktails all as good as each other. Just a warning, this is not a well kept secret - everyone comes here. So it is crowded and busy most of the times, so be prepared to wait for a seat and then your food. However, it is popular for a reason.

I love this cafe and the last time I went there was at the Long Jetty Festival. Can I tell you this…read morecafe looks after you and each time I've been there the staff are always friendly. If you run groups it's an added bonus as they have a large table that you can book. I love all their healthy treats which is fantastic. All my members had a great time from Central Coast Coffee & Chat.

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

Hi Team, Went to Casey's Store at Erina today, 31/12/25…read more Met, and Served by Kate, who was so very Nice, Professional, and Extremely Helpful! I cannot Praise her Style of Salesmanship enought. Kate, greeted us as we entered this Store, and as I did not know what I wanted, just that I wanted to Buy Gifts for my Two Bubby Grand Daughters. Aged 9 years and 11 Years. Kate proceeded to show me Numerous Toys, Craft, Games, and I was able to select Eight Items, which suited myself. And I hoped would Bring Joy to my Bubby Girls! My time with Kate, was so much fun for me, she really made this Experience Wonderful! I felt I had been Seen, Listened too, and Respected, and Kate has an Extremely Gentle, non Aggressive Style, to Sell Products. Kate, apparently, is Leaving your Employ on the 31/12/25, to work in the Taxation Department. Such a loss to your Company. But a real Asset for the Taxation Department. I wish Kate all the very best in her new Career. She is a Wonderful, Warm, Caring Female. I felt very Priveledged to have Met and been Served by Kate.

Casey's Toys is an enormous store with an excellent model section adjacent. Lots of dress ups for…read morelittle ones, frequent Lego displays and children's toys. They do have a board game section as well but it's stocked with the more popular games rather than niche games...maybe that's why I can't give this store full marks. Casey's Toys is definitely aimed at a younger audience and so stock wise leave a few holes in their market. Having said that they have lovely friendly staff, ok pricing and a lot of stock.

When I began planning my Australia vacation, I knew all along that I needed to meet some kangaroos…read moreand koalas. Fortunately, my boyfriend (an Australian living in the States) knew just the place to take me. My first impression was that this park was off the beaten path and in the middle of nowhere. If we weren't staying just 30 minutes from the park, we probably wouldn't have bothered because there isn't much else around it. The staff was super friendly and the park was larger than I was anticipating. It was so neat to see all of the Australian animals-- especially the kangaroos and koalas. Overall, I enjoyed myself quite a bit and I highly recommend this park to anyone looking for an up close and personal Australian animal adventure.

What a great place to see Aussie animals! It's also fun to see huge replicas of extinct animals…read more One of the highlights is being able to feed and touch kangaroos. By the time we got there, the 'Roos weren't hungry since other people had fed them. The reptile show did not hold the interest of toddlers, but older kids and adults enjoyed seeing the crocodile loose in the enclosure and the big snake peacefully crawling on the presenter. In addition to the kangaroos, we saw Komodo dragons, echidnas, cassowary, emus, snakes, Tasmanian devils, wallabies, and koalas. The park was clean and had plenty of staff to keep animals safe. It was a bit odd to see American alligators too, but only one croc. This park is definitely on the must see list, an hour north of Sydney. Buy tickets online to save some dough.

Definitely one of the most memorable moments from my time in Australia. Once you're at Central…read moreStation in Sydney, you can take a train that goes to Morisset which takes about 2 hours. Once you arrive at the station, there's a shuttle (I think it said "Kroozn Kangaroo" or something of that nature on the side) that will take you straight to the kangaroos! I didn't know about this so I was lucky I saw it. It'll cost you $3 one way per person and it's only like a 5 minute drive (but a 50 minute walk!). When you want to go back to the station from the park, you'll have to call the number on the shuttle and ask him to return, or you can just hang out at the park until the shuttle inevitably comes back with more visitors. I think the shuttle stops at like 4:30 p.m. so just be aware. Regardless of what you see elsewhere, such as Yelp, TripAdvisor, or some other site, do. not. feed. them. There are signs that say not to but they're easy to miss because they're on the outskirts of the park. Apparently the kangaroos are becoming aggressive for food. Of course, there are going to be a lot of people who do it anyways, which made the shuttle driver very mad when he saw it (he also threatened to have people fined since his shuttle had a camera that recorded the incident). The park itself has nothing at all, so go to the bathroom at the station and bring food/water (for yourself). The kangaroos are surprisingly tame so you can get pretty close for some great pictures. Overall it's an awesome experience and definitely worth the trip!

If you are a tourist and cannot wait to see the national symbol of Australia, here is the chance to…read moremeet your mate! The park is far away from the city, it is about 100 km of Sydney (3 hours by public transportation), however it is worth to go as you will be too closer to your buddy. The kangaroos jump freely here, you can touch and feed them (PLEASE feed the kangaroos with carrot. DO NOT feed them with bread!) The park it all isn't amazing, however the entrance is free and it is worth to see the kangaroos in their wildlife! Moreover it has a picnic area, barbecue grill and a beautiful view of Macquarie Lake. The kangaroos are cute and sweet and when they see the carrots they come to you. Sometimes they do quickly moves, but they don't cause any harm to you! Just be aware with the kids because some of them are big. There is nothing around the park, bring your own water, fruits and food! **Parking is free