The best Parks and playgrounds in Melbourne's West and Inner West including, Maribyrnong, Hobsons Bay, Brimbank and Wyndham. Yarraville Gardens, Werribee Water Park, Dinosaur Park, Rocket Ship Park. Yarraville Parks, Williamstown Parks, Werribee Parks, Pirate Ship Parks and more
Welcome to Riverwalk’s Water Park in Werribee! Splish splash heaven! Pack your togs and take a towel or two folks it's going to get wet. Actually take some lunch too - this place is such 'cool' fun you'll want to stay.
Expect to find water soaker canons, a spray tunnel, water play equipment, surprise sprinklers, spouts and fountains.
Water play is GO! Crocodile Park in Point Cook is built in and around man-made lakes, decking and boardwalks. It feels like a classy resort beach side fun park and certainly a space you and the kids will want to spend plenty of time.
Read MoreWith a huge playground, basketball court, skate park and picnic tables (with shade) there's something for everyone to enjoy at Kingsfield Park Playground in Sunbury
Read MoreThis is a quiet little playground with some very unique giant flowerpots to hide in, climb on and slide down, Mamma loves the musical penguins too! This is a good little spot for smaller children.
Read MoreWyndham Park is an amazing playground. This is more than a park! It’s a precinct of FUN!
Read MoreThere is LOTS to investigate at this brand new playground - start by climbing the slide tower and zoom down the slide (it’s fast!), run around to the sand pit and get digging, then head up to the water feature and get the water to roll down through the creek bed.
Read MoreYou certainly can’t go past this playground without spotting this huge slide structure! There is lots more to offer at this playground too.
Read MoreBounce bounce bounce! Everybody BOUNCE! Yes, that includes you too grown ups! Yes! It is bigger and it is better - Newhaven's Jumping Pillow has had an upgrade and we love it! This free fun is open to everyone.
Read MoreComplete with a WATER ZONE with water-squirting elephant, look-out tower with slides and rope climbers, basketball half-court, BBQ and picnic pavilion, an area for skateboards/scooters, swings and a spinning roundabout, oval with football goals, mini trampolines
Read MoreThe park feels a bit retro thanks to lots of timber and steel, the wooden tractors, and lovely greenery and trees. There are swings and balance beams and some climbing nets too. Cook up some snags on the undercover BBQ’s and have a game of kick to kick on the oval!
Read MoreWell, suffice to say Mamma has never really seen a play space like this one! Consisting of a bright orange 80-100 metre long climbing frame behemoth - this is certainly one for the climbers and budding ‘ninja warrior’ in the family!
Read MoreSmack bang in the middle of a huge new sporting complex with two sporting fields, six tennis courts, enclosed cricket nets this playground is sure to get a lot of use!
Read MoreBoys and girls - as we start our descent into Tarniet - please make sure your seat backs and tray tables are in their full upright position for landing.
Read MoreMamma LOVES a two-for-one deal, and if you have a pooch you will love this one too!
Read MoreRibbit - if you got some frog lovin' kiddos this is a great little park.
Read MoreLittle Green playground is a quiet neighbourhood park in a new estate
Read MoreHaven Park is a brand new park in the new estate of Haven in Tarneit. It is fresh and clean with lots of lush well established green grass for picnicking, cartwheels or lounging in the sun.
Read MoreMamma says bring your bucket and spade to this one!
As soon as you see the lovely blue and yellow shade sails over the playground you know you are in for a treat.
Everyone loves to bounce and jump right? Well, let mamma tell you something...in one of the freshest developments in the West at Cornerstone in Werribee - you and the family can enjoy their jumping pillow for FREE!
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