Find it at: Valetta Road, Kidman Park
We love this reserve as it is awesome for all ages and has such a variety of things to do. As this reserve is quite big it features 2 play equipment areas. BONUS .The original play equipment space is multi coloured and aimed generally for the older kids but still includes a few pieces for the toddlers.
This section features swings, 3 slippery dips, lots and lots of awesome climbing equipment to keep the kids challenged ( and hopefully accident free), a mini flying fox and games. This area does NOT have any shade. Just beside this area you will also find a skate park along with half basketball court for a mini game or to just shoot some hoops.
The second play equipment area located on the other side of the reserve is more suitable for the toddlers and kindy kids. This area has been added on and has the wooden look with a splash of colour amongst it. Featuring 2 slippery dips, swing set including baby swing , some climbing equipment including a rope net , small tunnel, games and my favourite the big green car. This area is mostly sheltered and is close to the tennis courts.
As if this wasn’t enough. To make this reserve even better it has a lovely water feature with ducks and wildlife. There is onsite parking , toilets ,BBQ facilities with shelter. It has a huge grass area to kick the footy, play cricket ,dance or just run wild on. Unfortunately this park has NO fence but is quite set back from the road
If I were you I would pack a picnic and some bread for the ducks and spend a few hours here. This play space has so much to offer for a variety of ages and has a lovely vibe to it
In need of a coffee there is a coffee shop approx 5 min walk away in the Fulham Shopping Centre ( corner of Tapleys Hill Rd and Valetta Rd )
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