Wattle Park is as east as you can get! This much loved patch of greenery in the middle of suburbia is filled with classic memories and it is mostly because of those trams. Making themselves at home in the centre of this urban bush, are two W-class trams. And now with a BRAND NEW PLAYGROUND this is a WONDERFUL space for the whole family.
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 MoreMamma totally gets it. A fenced playground is worth its weight in gold. Here is Mamma’s playgrounds with fences - and sometimes even gates - to play at with toddlers and preschoolers in Melbourne's East
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.
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Read MoreA sweet little playground has opened on the site of the old Burwood brickworks and quarry, and taking inspiration from the history of the area. There is a slide, rope climbing, swings and lots of green space.
Read MoreAll aboard! For all of those little train lovers - this one's for you! Not only does this super cool train playground have two play areas - one for the bigger kids and one for the littlies, if you time it well you can watch Puffing Billy steam right on past.
Read MoreYou know you’re in Richmond when the playground is Yellow and Black…. and it’s next to be a footy oval.
Citizen’s Park has just been re-done and it is AMAZING!
Read MoreFeel like a park play mixed with some adventure? Baynes Park in Monbulk is just the place. There is a lovely bright coloured playground for the little ones to climb about, afterwards head to the rotunda for one of most picturesque picnic spots in the area, before heading on an adventure along the Sassafras Creek.
Read MoreBuckmaster Drive Playground is all fresh and new and definitely worth checking out. It has a gorgeous wide slide surrounded by soft rubber that is perfect for the younger ones. Mamma’s 1 year old loved walking up and sliding down, although beware the slide is a fast one!
Read MoreLuke Polkinghorne Reserve in Mooroolbark has had a massive facelift and it looks fantastic. Walk along the bridge and you’ll notice the theme is very much timber and rope.
Read MoreIt’s been a long time in the making but it is HERE … the NEW Victoria Park in Kew is OPEN and the Boroondara locals have already given it a massive thumbs up!
Read MoreCheong Park has to be one of the most beautiful parks in the East! The playground is surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees and on a warm day, it looks stunning with the sun shining through!
Read More5 4 3 2....FUN! It's easy to see why this playground is an absolute winner and with a new facelift and a lot of restoration, the Rocket Park is bound to stay in the memories of Boroondara families for years to come.
Read MoreThe locals of Warrandyte are always on to a good thing and now they have a BRAND NEW playground to find some adventure!
Read MoreHave you ever been to a sensory playground? There is a NEW one that Mamma LOVES in Notting Hill.
Read MoreWe have another new playground in town….and this one is already a massive hit with the locals! Sitting above Abbey Walk in Vermont, Culbara Drive playground and it is huge for a street playground.
Read MoreWe love when a playground gets as makeover and Deepdene has had a well deserved up do!
Read MoreMamma’s it’s time to go and check out the newest playground in Vermont. With plenty of things to climb and swing from, this playground is perfect for little monkeys.
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