val boyd reserve, ferntree gully
/We have another upgraded pocket park and this one is lots of fun. The playground encourages lots of imaginary play with the cafe set up, as well as tic tac toe and a driving game.
Read MoreWe have another upgraded pocket park and this one is lots of fun. The playground encourages lots of imaginary play with the cafe set up, as well as tic tac toe and a driving game.
Read MoreThis pocket park is set in the middle of a court and is a great quiet little spot perfect for a play.
Read MoreMamma just loves a cute little pocket park and this one is a goodie. Just perfect for a stop and quick play on the way home from the shops, or to kill some time in between picks up and drop offs.
Read MoreCalling all little spidey climbers- this playspace is for you. Climb the spiders web, the cubed climbing frame, the monkey bars and the rock climbing wall.
Read MoreSomewhere....hidden between Boronia and Ferntree Gully .... lies a Dragon themed playground that is fully fenced and now includes water play! Check out Tim Neville Arboretum.
Read MoreIf you’re after a new adventure, then the Stamford Park Adventure Playground is for you. It features a pirate ship for little mateys to set sail on, a lookout tower perfect for spying on parents and heaps more!
Read MoreA classic mix of equipment will keep the kids moving like the slides, birds nest swing, spinners and crawling net. But it is the little touches will make a Mamma smile. From the wood carvings on the logs, the door-knob handles for eyes on the rocks, the tea party for 5 set up closer to the oval and the nature play that will develop over time, there is lots to like at this little play space.
Read MoreThe wait is over - the fully fenced, Stud Park Playground has opened. This farm themed playground is designed to be an all abilities play space, catering for children in a range of different ways.
Read MoreWestfield Knox is currently under renovations and part one of the upgrades includes this nature inspired outdoor playground
Read MoreMamma has spotted another new playground and it's an absolute beauty! Featuring a HUGE 9m high play tower including, not one, not two BUT three separate slides all at different heights.
Read MoreBatterham Reserve Playground in The Basin is tucked safely away behind 2 ovals so there is never any fear of the kids running onto the road.
Read MoreOn Monday he ate through one strawberry. On Tuesday he ate through two pears and on Wednesday Mamma went for a drive and found this INCREDIBLE playspace.
Read MoreA park at the shops - a blessing and occasionally a curse. This one is a pretty fun one to slide down!
Read MoreThe Basin Triangle playground is a magnificent space with plenty to entertain, including its own stage!
Read MoreSuper sweet addition to the Quarry Reserve area has to be this playground.
Read MoreThis great community space is huge! Heaps of different sections for a range of age groups and abilities - but most importantly - a TRAIN!
Read MoreR. D. Egan Lee Reserve had some major renos over lockdown and a beautiful playground has emerged.
Read MoreA great little street playground with its own scooter track!
Read MoreA family walk or ride with a side of playground action!
Read MoreThe playground that runs along the boundary of the footy oval has a single climbing structure with monkey-bar rings, a slide and, as always, the tan-bark cafe underneath. However, the highlights for this little guy are a tie between the sandpit - complete with building table and tools - and the spinning double swing.
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