bonbeach sports reserve playground, bonbeach
This playground’s name doesn’t evoke a sense of awe or wonder but Mamma’s 5 year old likes to call it “The Secret Place” which is a much more fitting name for this magic little (fully fenced!!) oasis.
This playground’s name doesn’t evoke a sense of awe or wonder but Mamma’s 5 year old likes to call it “The Secret Place” which is a much more fitting name for this magic little (fully fenced!!) oasis.
You’d have no idea this place existed unless actively seeking it out. At first glance it’s just a local recreation centre with basketball courts and footy fields at the end of a residential street. But if you follow the walking trails past the basketball rings and native bushland, you will come to a clearing where this glorious little playground hides.
All the classics are here but in updated form - there’s a main play structure with things to climb and slide down, monkey bars to swing across and a rotating rope climber to spin on.
The draw card of this beautiful little playground though is the sand and water nature play area - complete with pump and sand scoop. Miss 5 spent most of the morning digging out a path for the water to follow and pretending to fish in the little “pond” where the water collected.
This Mamma got to sample many a “sand cake” from the adjoining mud kitchen decked out with inbuilt bowls for mixing! **chef’s kiss**
If wet sand is not your cup of tea, be sure to bring a picnic or a couple of snags to throw on the undercover BBQ facilities that sits within the fenced off playground.
the nitty gritty
sand pit - water play - drinking fountain - fully enced - basketball court - picnic tables - undercover BBQ facilities - off street parking
Mamma's special mentions: Little Buttons Messy Play is just down the road if the weather turns!
sherbrooke avenue playground, oakleigh south
Based on the sheer volume of sand kids bring home in their shoes, it is no secret that little ones gravitate towards a sandpit. This universal truth makes Oakleigh South’s local secret even better!
Based on the sheer volume of sand kids bring home in their shoes, it is no secret that little ones gravitate towards a sandpit. This universal truth makes Oakleigh South’s local secret even better!
Let Mamma introduce you to Sherbrooke Avenue Playground’s “sand factory” - a series of stations that allow children to interact and engage with sand in different ways.
From using the pulley system to collect sand to manually cranking the conveyor belt to transport it - this little factory will keep the kids busy for AGES! There are also scales for weighing and measuring and a stencil table to create sand art.
Besides the amazing sandpit, this suburban playground also boasts an obstacle course of balancing platforms and ropes to test little ones’ agility and coordination aka the most epic game of floor is lava!
The swing set which also includes a pod swing rounds out the little playground that sits on a greater reserve.
The playground is fenced and gated on its street side but backs on to the City of Kingston’s Green Wedge zone which includes expanses of grass for running and walking trails that connect this playground to other recreational spaces.
the nitty gritty
40a Sherbrooke Ave, Oakleigh South 3167
sand pit - sand factory - drinking fountain - fenced - walking trails - obstacle course
Mamma's special mentions: Grab the bikes and head to Bike Skills Indoor Bike Park in the neighbouring suburb of Bentleigh East!
cooinda reserve playground, clarinda
Imagine having this hidden gem on your doorstep! Cooinda Reserve (sometimes referred to as Dalbeattie Dr Reserve) is a special little spot that makes this Mamma incredibly jealous of the Clarinda locals who get to enjoy it on the daily.
Imagine having this hidden gem on your doorstep! Cooinda Reserve (sometimes referred to as Dalbeattie Dr Reserve) is a special little spot that makes this Mamma incredibly jealous of the Clarinda locals who get to enjoy it on the daily.
The only ones that might love this playground more than Mamma’s two year old are the beautiful Rainbow Lorikeets that can be found fleeting from tree to tree, feasting on the native plant life. If you’re as lucky as we were, you might even spot a very stoic Tawny Frogmouth perched in one of the eucalyptus trees which can be found dotted around the perimeter of the play space.
The playground itself offers such a variety of options for a residential playground of its size. The main play structure houses a generous cubby style alcove on ground level. There is a ladder and climbing net to help little ones up to the large viewing deck, where they can take in the lay of the land and decide what to play on next. With a fireman pole and double slide to slip down, the playground adventure can continue!
The little tool shed (complete with cute wooden tools attached to the walls) is a big draw card for Mamma’s boy who loves to go around the house “fixing” aka banging doors and walls.
The playground also includes a spinning cup, swings, seesaw and sandpit, with a picnic table positioned perfectly to be able to watch little legs dart from spot to spot.
With some grass to kick a soccer ball about and a paved trail perfect for little scooters or trikes, Mamma thinks this is the perfect spot to whittle away a few hours between naps for younger kids or those who enjoy a more laid back style of play.
the nitty gritty
Cooinda Crescent, Clarinda 3169
sand pit - picnic table - drinking fountain - nature play
Mamma's special mentions: If the weather takes a turn, head to Crocs Playcentre in the neighbouring suburb of Clayton
dales park playground, oakleigh south
This playground screams little kid’s birthday party. It’s fully fenced with undercover BBQ facilities and picnic tables, toilets, drinking fountains and off street parking. Tick, tick, tick!
This playground screams little kid’s birthday party. It’s fully fenced with undercover BBQ facilities and picnic tables, toilets, drinking fountains and off street parking. Tick, tick, tick!
There are two main play structures (one for the littlies and one for the big kids) connected by a rope bridge. They have nets to climb, slides to slide down, planks to walk and fireman poles to whirl down.
Surrounding these two structures are swings, seesaw, ride on spinning top, sandpit complete with wooden teepee and spiders web net with two rope hammocks attached.
The space has been thoughtfully designed with paths leading to each play zone and some bench seating located in the centre (with more found around the BBQ shelter). There are some lovely trees dotted around the perimeter of the playground that may provide shade in years to come but for the moment, Mamma would suggest a liberal slip slop slap before getting there .
The playground sits behind Dales Park’s massive netball courts where you can often find families kicking the footy or getting some trike/scooter/skate practice in when games are not on - so be sure to pack it all and make a day of it!
the nitty gritty
Washington Drive, Oakleigh South 3167
off street parking - sand pit - picnic table - bbq facilities - toilet - drinking fountain - netball court - fully fenced
Mamma's special mentions: Head to Big Pig Canteen afterwards for some delicious American style BBQ.
lyle anderson reserve playground, highett
Surrounded by a beautiful rose garden and flanked by dramatic leaf adorned archways at either end, it is easy to forget that Lyle Anderson Reserve playground is nestled between the back end of new build apartments and train tracks.
Surrounded by a beautiful rose garden and flanked by dramatic leaf adorned archways at either end, it is easy to forget that Lyle Anderson Reserve playground is nestled between the back end of new build apartments and the train tracks.
This hidden gem is easy to miss, making it even more delightful when you find it. Drive down the gravel road to the off street carpark and try to keep up with the kidlets as they race through the archways to a small clearing where the train themed playground sits. There is a small locomotive complete with steering wheel and climb through tunnel that will greet you as you enter the playground.
To the left there are traditional and nest swings which sit next to the picnic table and bbq facilities. To the right you will find the main play structure which is designed for little climbers - there is an abseil/rock climbing wall, rope ladder and disc climber which all lead to the big orange spiral slide. But don’t worry grown ups - if you need to follow them up, there are stairs too!
Since starting prep, Mamma’s 5 year old has mastered and subsequently hyper-fixated on monkey bars and anything monkey bar related so we spent most of our time swinging from bar to bar and zipping across the flying fox.
For those who need a little peace and quiet, follow the disc stepping stones to the small sandpit. There, you will also find an arch bridge which leads to a hidden alcove, perfect for little ones to conspire or engage in imaginative play.
Once the kids have finished playing, why not take a quick walk around the small but nicely maintained grounds that the playground sits on - and if the little train enthusiasts are lucky, they’ll be able to see one zip past the perimeter of the reserve!
the nitty gritty
off street parking - sand pit - picnic table - bbq facilities - toilet
Mamma's special mentions: For some indoors fun, head to MoPa (Museum of Play and Art) which is just a short drive down the road.
pasadena avenue playground, beaumaris
Pasadena Avenue Playground, is everything you want a little residential playground to be. This quaint Beaumaris play space has the magic of a secret garden with all the classic playground amenities
Pasadena Avenue Playground is everything you want a little residential playground to be. This quaint Beaumaris play space has the magic of a secret garden with all the classic playground amenities.
The equipment is surrounded by native trees that provide a nice bit of shade, and creates a feeling of seclusion that makes you feel like you have stumbled across a secret little playground in bushland.
There are three separate play structures to keep the kids happy as well as a couple of swings and the most whimsical fairy ring of toadstools. Mamma’s 2 year old was a big fan of the suspended rubber trampoline and sandpit, complete with digger.
There’s so much packed into this beautiful little spot that the kid’s won’t want to leave in a hurry. So bring a picnic and take advantage of the reserve’s grassy knoll or picnic table and soak in the surrounds while the little ones play.
the nitty gritty
10 Pasadena Ave, Beaumaris 3193
sand pit - picnic table - drinking fountain - tree shade
Mamma's special mentions: Head to Ginger Fox, just a few minutes drive away, for some food and coffee.
east seaford reserve, seaford
The East Seaford Reserve playspace has recently been upgraded and now offers a great little play area - especially for the littler kids with the main play structures aimed for junior adventurers!
Mamma loves a fresh local playground, especially one that has toilets!
The East Seaford Reserve playground has recently been upgraded and now offers a great little play area - especially for the littler kids with the main play structures aimed for junior adventurers!
There’s a great mix of bright colour, blended through with natural wooden elements from the climbing logs, little wooden bench seats and balancing beams.
There’s loads here to keep little hands and legs busy with things to climb, slide, balance, swing and explore. The main structure features multiple slides, small climbing walls, musical instruments, and plenty of tunnels.
There’s also a square climbing frame, see-saw, spinning wheel and nest swing.
There are some seats under the shade of some leafy trees, but most of the equipment isn’t under shade - so slip, slop and slap!
Mamma's special mentions: Head down the road and try arguably the tastiest gelato in the south at Gelato Unou!
aughtie drive adventure playground, albert park
There just seems to be no end at all to the wooden platforms, turret, bridges, and cubby holes of this intricate adventure playground.
There just seems to be no end at all to the wooden platforms, turret, bridges, and cubby holes of this intricate adventure playground.
The fun here is also endless, with slides, swings, lots of grassy picnic spots, BBQ and nice city views - it'd make a great place for a family gathering. This is a fave for Mamma and the crew on a windy or cold day as it is protected from the elements, there are also good sails to provide sun shelter too.
There is plenty for the BIG kids here and most toddlers will enjoy clambering on the lower parts of the playground - this place is a real marvel and we love it.
Mamma's special mentions: Once the kids have had enough of playing, head to Bayside Social for some food.
officer district adventure playground, officer
Words cannot describe the scale of this incredible park here. Mamma has never seen play equipment like this before!
Words cannot describe the scale of this incredible park here. Mamma has never seen play equipment like this before!
Let’s start with THOSE slides! Dozens of spongy multi-coloured steps lead you up an astounding hillside, where two HUGE 20m long, twisty slides are waiting for you to slide on down! You’ll definitely get your step count up here! (Note - you do need to be 1.2m to go down the slide).
Spread over multiple levels you will also find:
A parkour zone
A water pump area
A vehicle themed toddler playground
A zip line
Adventure zone with equipment for older kids
Multiple Swing sets
An off leash dog area
An amazing look out spot
Wetlands Area
There is 10 spectacular hectares to enjoy and Mamma says that the equipment here is unlike anything you have seen before!
There’s a giant orange climbing dome full of rope nets, rocking chairs and hidey holes to explore.
Just next to the dome is a giant log swing and adventure equipment including what Mamma can only describe as a ‘human metronome’! You stand on the the pole and grab hold of the handles, and it tips you forward on to the next climbing structure.. be warned - you will need your bravery jacket on for this one!
This is definitely a destination playground and one you will NEED to spend hours at and come back to many times to explore everything properly!
the nitty gritty
Lansell Avenue
Officer, 3809
undercover BBQ facilities - parking - toilets - picnic tables - limited playground shade - water play
Mamma’s special mention
Goody Two Shoes is a nice little spot for a tasty treat before or after a play here!
somerfield reserve pirate park, keysborough
Ahoy there me hearties! It’s time to set sail with those little scallywags and head to Keysborough’s hidden treasure - Somerfield Reserve Playground aka Pirate Park.
Ahoy there me hearties! It’s time to set sail with those little scallywags and head to Keysborough’s hidden treasure - Somerfield Reserve Playground aka Pirate Park.
With two pirate ships and a towering look out to plunder, Mamma’s little pirates had no trouble spending several hours sailing the seven seas and making Mister Mamma repeatedly walk the plank.
Nestled amongst the overt pirate themed equipment are playground classics like seesaws, a nest swing, carousel ring and huge metal tunnel slide.
Once the kids have wrangled the octopus seesaw, rung the ships bell and followed the multiple paths dotted with rum barrels, they might just be lucky enough to see a pod of seals sunbathing by the rocks.
the nitty gritty
39 Somerfield Drive North, Keysborough 3173
undercover BBQ facilities - limited street parking - toilets - picnic tables - lots of trees - basketball court - limited playground shade - bins
Mamma’s special mention
Once the kids have had their fill of pirate play, head on over to Third Space Cafetorium for some delicious sweet treats!
dablam street playground, clyde north
Dablam Street Playground in Clyde North, is a fresh playground with something the whole family will enjoy - even the furry ones!
Stage 32 District Park
Here’s a fresh playground with something the whole family will enjoy - even the furry ones!
This park spreads out over 2.5 hectares and features a full size basketball/sports court, pump track, grassy area for ball sports plus a playground boasting two HUGE slides, high rope net climbs, swings, rocking emu, seesaw and a teepee.
There’s a path criss-crossing around the playground, so if the little ones aren’t too keen on the pump track, they can scoot around the path instead.
There are multiple undercover picnic tables, BBQs and toilets - so it is the perfect spot to bring a picnic and enjoy the day.
There is also an adjoining fenced off-leash dog park so the doggos don’t miss out on the fun either!
the nitty gritty
Cnr Portobello Bvd and Dablam Street, Clyde North 3978
undercover BBQ facilities - limited street parking - toilets - picnic tables - pump track - full basketball court - limited playground shade - fenced off leash dog park
Mamma’s special mention
There are SO many playgrounds in Clyde - Check out all of the CLYDE PLAYGROUNDS here
heatherton 'troll' park, clayton south
For years now, Clayton South’s Heatherton park playground aka “Troll Park”, has been guarded by two towering trolls who, to this Mamma’s relief, permitted an afternoon of playground fun… toll free!
For years now, Clayton South’s Heatherton park playground aka “Troll Park”, has been guarded by two towering trolls who, to this Mamma’s relief, permitted an afternoon of playground fun… toll free!
Whether the kids are sliding through the mouth of an angry looking three tongued troll, balancing on a troll foot spring or traipsing the traditional playground equipment adorned with toothy troll smiles, it’s pretty obvious how this playground got its nickname.
There are a multitude of slides for sliding, multiple swings for swinging, two equipment structures for climbing and exploring and a giant wooden hut for hiding from hungry trolls. And once the kids have vanquished those pesky beasts, why not explore the rest of the park?
Since the playground is part of the greater Heatherton Park, it’s the perfect place to bring the scooters or bikes along. Follow the footpath through the sensory wrought iron walkway (adorned with various bits and pieces to clang, clash and bash) and you will find vast open areas of grass, perfect for running off that extra kid energy.
Mamma’s hot tip - though there is some shade available from the park’s beautiful towering trees and undercover bbq/picnic area, the playground itself offers little respite from the sun so be sure to slip slop slap before getting there!
the nitty gritty
1 Ireland Rd, Clayton South 3169
undercover picnic tables and bbq facilities - walking track - toilets - limited on street parking - basketball court - open green spaces
Mamma's special mention
Once the kids have had their fill of the outdoors, why not sample some of the cutest cakes in town over at The 1985 Kafe, just a few minutes drive down the road.
monterey community playground, frankston north
Monterey Community playground in Frankston North has a basketball court, a BBQ and shaded picnic tables, some quirky animal statues AND a toilet - the perfect recipe for a fun day of play!
Playgrounds don’t have to be all shiny and new in order for some good old fashioned play time! You just need some fun equipment including climbing structures, slides, swings - some large open grassy space, and some shaded picnic tables to have a good time!
Monterey Community playground in Frankston North has all of this - PLUS throw in a basketball court, a BBQ, some quirky animal statues AND a toilet - and you have the perfect recipe for a fun day of play!
The colourful equipment might not be the newest on the block, but the little ones will still love climbing through tunnels, playing shops, sliding down multiple slides and begging to be pushed some more on the swingset!
Mamma’s crew particularly love the wide open space to kick the footy and roll down hills and the basketball court too! Don’t forget your scooter or skateboard to do some tricks on the skate ramps! Bring a picnic lunch, a ball or two and you have the fun times sorted!
the nitty gritty
14N Monterey Blvd, Frankston North, 3200
BBQ- picnic tables - basketball court - toilets - drinking fountain - skate park
Mamma's special mention:
Grab a meal down the road at Dainton Brewery Taphouse
talbot park playspace, oakleigh south
Sail the seven seas aboard Talbot Park playground’s very own pirate ship or glide through the air on the reserve’s brand new flying fox. With ample ropes to climb, towers to explore, large tunnel slide and multiple swings to choose from, this mamma’s kids had to be lured back to the car with cheese sticks and sultanas.
Mamma loves a good playground transformation and Oakleigh South’s Talbot Park Playspace is no exception. After two and a half years of public consultation, planning and designing, this new playground has everything little hearts could desire.
Sail the seven seas aboard Talbot Park’s very own pirate ship or glide through the air on the reserve’s brand new flying fox. With ample ropes to climb, towers to explore, large tunnel slide and multiple swings to choose from, this mamma’s kids had to be lured back to the car with cheese sticks and sultanas.
With a strong focus on complimenting the newly established landscaping, most of the equipment is wood based with splashes of neutral grey which beautifully highlight the gorgeous native trees that surround the reserve.
18th century ball game lovers should follow the path past the nest swing, beyond the flying fox and across the old toilet block, to find two bocce courts (aka stretches of compressed sand for the kids to roll around in) which are due to be upgraded in the coming months.
There is some shade cover over the pirate ship and newly renovated picnic table/bbq area but other than that the playspace is very much open to the elements, as is the rest of the reserve.
Though fully fenced (and gated) from the main road, mamma’s need to be mindful that little legs are still able to gain easy access to the reserve’s carpark which sits conveniently next to the playground.
the nitty gritty
2 Coonil St, Oakleigh South 3167
bbbq- undercover picnic tables - bocce courts - toilets - limited shade - drinking fountain - botanic gardens - fully fenced
Mamma's special mention:
If you’re ready for a sit down but the kids still have some energy to run off, head to the neighbouring suburb of Oakleigh and visit Honeyccino Kids Cafe!
sir william fry reserve playground, highett
Set amongst the rolling hills, lake (with swans and ducks!) and walking trails of picturesque Sir William Fry Reserve, it’s hard to believe that this gem of a playground is situated off a major highway.
Set amongst the rolling hills, lake (with swans and ducks!) and walking trails of picturesque Sir William Fry Reserve, it’s hard to believe that this gem of a playground is situated off a major highway.
There is plenty to keep the little ones busy, with two seperate play structures with toddler friendly equipment at both, a large dual metal slide, swings and a sandpit (equipped with digger).
Though there is some shade around the perimeters of the playground thanks to the many trees and undercover bbq facilities, the equipment itself is very much exposed to the elements so don’t forget to pack the sunscreen and hats!
With large expanses of open grass as well as a number of walking trails, this is the perfect place to bring the scooter or a ball to kick about once the kids are done at the playground.
the nitty gritty
bbq facilities - picnic tables - toilets - off street parking - partial shade - skate park - rebound wall - lake - drinking fountain- walking trails - open grass
Mamma's special mention:
Once you’ve had your fill of the outdoors, head across the road to Southland and catch a movie at Vjunior cinema!
roth hetherington gardens playground, keysborough
Nestled in the middle of the tranquil Roth Hetherington Reserve, this playground feels like a child’s oasis amongst the native botanical gardens.
Nestled in the middle of the tranquil Roth Hetherington Reserve, this playground feels like a child’s oasis amongst the native botanical gardens.
Though not fenced, this little gem is far away from any roads and feels completely safe - even better? The undercover bbq and modern toilet block (including change table) are all but a few steps away!
Decked out with a number of playground classics, a massive highlight was the musical instrument equipment that got a walloping from both sets of little hands.
Mamma’s kidlets also loved exploring the reserve itself, with huge garden beds featuring local flora from each state and territory, a bridge “to fight trolls on” and hidden trails to discover and get lost in. If you’ve got some keen little bird watchers in the family, look out for the Tawny Frogmouths that frequent the area.
the nitty gritty
6 Woollahra Ave, Keysborough 3173
Undercover bbq - picnic tables - toilets with change table - limited shade - drinking fountain - botanic gardens
Mamma's special mention:
Once you’ve finished exploring, why not head to Dandenong Market for some fresh produce and hot jam donuts!
cameron avenue & progress park reserve playground, oakleigh south
Mamma can’t go past a good deal and two playgrounds for the price of one is as good as it gets.
Mamma can’t go past a good deal and two playgrounds for the price of one is as good as it gets.
Cameron Avenue and Progress Park Reserve playgrounds are a feast for the eyes, with brilliant pops of pink and yellow that carry across both spaces for the dopamine hit this mamma needed after a *very* early morning. If Pinterest designed a playground - this would be it.
On one side of of the street you have the “big kids” Cameron Avenue playground which includes a tunnel slide, monkey bar frame, rock climbing wall, nest swing, multiple rope structures and it’s very own scooter/bike loop for the little adrenaline junky in the family.
On the other side you have the Progress Park playground which is a more traditional but equally beautiful play space with equipment that is more accessible to the smaller kiddies with swings, a couple of slides and a “merry-go-roundesque” inclusive carousel.
There are undercover picnic tables at both playgrounds but if you are looking to fry up a couple of snags for the fam, the Cameron Avenue Reserve is where it’s at.
the nitty gritty
1-7 Cameron Avenue, Oakleigh South
BBQ facilities - picnic tables - street parking - limited shade - scooter loop - drinking fountain
Mamma's special mention:
Kaiju Cantina is a stones throw away on the other side of the golf course and make a mean pizza!
auburn grove playground, botanic ridge
This gorgeous little play space is just perfect for imaginations to run wild, and a haven for kids who get overstimulated at the larger playgrounds.
This gorgeous little play space is just perfect for imaginations to run wild, and a haven for kids who get overstimulated at the larger playgrounds.
Mamma’s Little Miss thinks the playground is based from the perspective of an ant, as you wander amongst giant toadstools, try to climb up mushrooms, cuddle frogs, walk along caterpillars and hide in acorn cubbies!
Whilst there aren’t any swings or slides here, kids will still enjoy trying to balance on beams, climb up rock poles and use their imaginations in some nature play.
the nitty gritty
4 Auburn Grove, Botanic Ridge 3977
nature play elements - no toilets - some street parking
Mamma's special mention:
After a play head to Vue Bar and Restaurant for a yummy meal!
sandfield reserve, carrum downs
Here’s a reserve with everything! Huge multi-court, skate park, parkour and TWO fully FENCED playgrounds!
Here’s a great reserve that has something the whole family will enjoy!
Sandfield Reserve in Carrum Downs is a brand new colourful youth space, that boasts a full size multi sports court- basketball, netball, there’s even cricket stumps painted on the rebound wall which also doubles as a rock-climbing wall, a parkour area and an updated skate park. Not to mention great wall art as well!
And for the littlies, just off from the court area, there are twoTWO separate FENCED playgrounds! Both offer plenty to keep the little ones climbing, swinging, sliding and flying! One has smaller slides and play equipment for the littler ones.
Even the fur babies are covered here, with a fenced dog park complete with obedience training equipment and a time-out area for overstimulated pups!
There’s also heaps of grass area to kick a footy or set up a picnic. It’s the perfect spot to spend a few hours with the family - except there are no toilets - so make sure you factor that into your play!
the nitty gritty
Sandfield Reserve, 49R Sandfield Dr, Carrum Downs, 3201
basketball court - rock climbing wall - fully fenced playgrounds - skate park - some shaded seats - free street parking
Mamma's special mention:
After all that play you will need to refuel at the nearby family friendly Dainton Brewery Taphouse
rosebud jetty foreshore playspace, rosebud
This little gem will become one of your favourite playgrounds, if it isn’t already!
This little hidden gem will become one of your favourite playgrounds, if it isn’t already! Tucked in beside the jetty and amongst the bushes, you might not even notice it as you drive past - so keep your eyes open!
Here there are three great slides - one steep and FAST, with the most amazing view, and two smaller slides. The slides might be stainless steel, but being brushed they aren’t too hot, however, still best to time a morning play for this one in summer.
There’s also a flying fox, swings, round about, plenty of nature play and a spectacular view of the water!
There are lots of ways to climb to the top of the steep hills - ropes, ant hills and stairs plus there are heaps of natural elements around the space as well- tree stump balancing trails, pebbles and spaces for a bush cubbies too.
There’s a bike path running parallel with the water, shaded picnic tables, toilets and, of course, Rosebud Pier is right there, too!
the nitty gritty
public toilets - beach nearby - BBQs- picnic shelters - water fountain - some shade - small carpark
Mamma's special mention:
Hungry? Just up the road you can get some spectacular bagels from NYC Bagels.
