Find it at: Esplanade Semaphore

The Semaphore Foreshore North Playground located next to the Palais Hotel, has just been upgraded and opened mid 2026. A playground where inclusivity, imagination, exploration and accessibility come together by the beach.

At the heart of the playground is an incredible locally crafted Blue Swimmer Crab – a unique play structure packed with slides, climbing nets and more than 15 interactive features designed to spark curiosity and adventure for children of all ages.

Created with inclusive play in mind, this space features an all-access trampoline, carousel and Liberty Swing, allowing children of all abilities to play, explore and connect together.

There’s plenty to keep little adventurers entertained, from soaring swings and gentle rockers to an infant boat play area and a junior mound slide perfect for younger children. Sea-inspired elements include turtles, pippis and winding seaweed paths are woven throughout the playground, encouraging movement and balance and imaginative play.

More than just a play space, this area has been designed for families to relax and spend time together, with two accessible picnic settings and all access BBQ facilities, perfect for family gatherings by the coast.

Located beside The Palais Hotel, plenty of parking and accessible access to the beach, this playground is an ideal destination for families to meet, play and create seaside memories.

Playground Features

  • Big Blue Crab
  • Liberty Swing
  • Bells
  • Inclusive Trampoline
  • Inclusive Carousel
  • Triple Seat Swing
  • Single and Double rockers
  • Slides
  • Boat
  • Chimes
  • See-saw
  • Seaweed themed balance poles

Thanks to the City of PAE for the images

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