Great price, friendly staff And a great place for the kids. They do birthday parties there and even…read morepony rides. Very much improved and well maintained since my last visit 4 years ago

Had my 10 year old daughters party here and couldn't have asked for a better experience…read more They have all new inflatables and finally put in cooling

A great rainy day activity for small and big kids alike. Flipout is within a big sports centre in…read moreAltona and costs $10 for access to all trampolines. There's a dedicated area for under fives with a foam pit and smaller trampolines. There's also an adult/big kids area, runway trampolines with a foam pit, slam dunk area and dedicated flip area. We went on a Friday, and it was reasonably busy but not crowded staff levels were good and all staff members were friendly

I wasn't too interested in stopping by this playground, for one, the opening hours are after school…read morehours and generally the kids are a bit pooped and ready to rest, but two... You can't get your kids out once they are in there. This place consists of so much play equipment and guess what?!? ITS FREE! Yes I did say free. It's a community playground run by awesome people and it has so much fun stuff to play with. I can put my 7 year old in there and let him go off and eventually find him later on, all while spitting on a cup of tea and relaxing and talking to other Mums, if I like. Although I do have an almost 3 year old which requires a bit more supervision so I tend to be running through the forts and jumping over toys and other kids to keep up with the energy of a 3 year old. They also have a sand pit and one of those zip line flying things (Sorry don't know the technical name for it!) It is open during school holidays so it's defintely a great place to hang out and let some of the kids get that school holiday energy out.

I have a 4 year old son who doesn't just like to run but needs to be run and this is most certainly…read morethe best play ground in Melbourne. It was built by the community in the 1960's or 70's and there is none of that politically safe rubbish, oh my kid needs to be padded up and protected from everything type attitude stuff going on in this play ground. Your kids can be kids and climb, jump, play, throw, run, get dirty and all that other fun essential stuff kids are meant to be doing. As an adult they have a wee kitchen that you can make yourself a cup of tea, some tables and chairs and you can read your book or have a picnic while the kids run wild. I had my son't birthday there last year which cost around $180 to hire out a room type thing. I had parents come up to me after saying it was the best place they have taken their kid to for a party. HIGHLY recommend this place and am surprised there are no other reviews on this place. Mind you it is reasonable undiscovered and you almost don't want the world to know it exists, so you can keep it for yourself...

There are some great places to play hide n seek with little ones, a cafe and a skate park to burn…read moresome energy off. This fort built play area will give hours of enjoyment and with toilets, shade, swings and climbing equipment for all ages there is plenty to do. Enjoy.

Sometimes I wish I had kids, just so that I could have an excuse to spend hours at playgrounds like…read morethis. Then I remember that it's a free world and disapproving looks from the more mature members of the grown-up community does not prevent me from having a jolly good time on what has to be one of the most fantastic playgrounds in suburbia. It has everything. Everything. Wobbly things, running things, things to stick your head into and get it stuck, swings, slides, bridges, flying foxes and other general obstacles. I can only imagine how brilliant a game of tiggy would be (but at night, so as not to injure small bodies with my own lumbering clumsy one). Built by a team of parents, friends and workers, this playground is a wonderful gift to children, child-minders and child-minded alike. A great way to spend an afternoon in the sun, or even the gloom.

Chelsea Bicentennial Park is such a great place for family, has huge playgrounds at the front…read moreentrance with plenty of parking. Down the back it has baseball fields and left of that you have the dog park. The dog park isn't fenced in but it has plenty of seats, dog exercise and training equipment, water tap for dogs and humans and also a small undercover area. Great place for the whole family to come!

I had disko brthday party fore my dother. Exelent kids r oll time secure with exelent staff…read moremembers.

Good little park that's more for kids on their bikes or skateboards. There are trails through to…read moreFerndale Park and you can see into some pretty schmancy houses from the trail. Lots of teenagers and young adults use the skate park.

This park is fantastic for kids of all ages - the skatepark is well used by children on bikes and…read morescooters. There is space for adults to sit whilst watching their kids having fun. It forms part of a walking/cycling track so it's constantly busy with runners, walkers and cyclists. Dogs must be on their leash.

This review is for the burlesque comedy shows that are put on at Wonderland from time to time -…read morethey're spectacular! The Spiegeltent is gorgeous and you really get that old-circus feel. Dancers and acrobats clowning around and hilarious stand up comics make this a fabulous variety show. Also, during the day it's paradise for kids with rides and sideshows just like the carnivals you went to when you were a kid. Dodgems! Waterballs! It's only small so if you lose your child you'll probably find it again. If you're prone to losing your children, get a leash and don't make any more.