This is the perfect park for kids and big kids alike! The newly built playground is fantastic and…read morealways full of Energetic kidlets! Spend an afternoon with family and have a BBQ - the park has 2 electric BBQs with shelter and tables.. Bring down some bread and feed the beautiful ducks, swans and if your lucky try and spot my mate "Eel" - he's massive and loves eating bread!!

Awesome park for kids and families. There's always a lot to do. There is plenty of parking near by…read more My sister bought her kids here several times to feed the birds. The BBQ shelters are a great addition.

This indoor playground is part of an indoor sports centre for cricket and soccer. During the day…read moreone of the courts is filled with push cars, slippery dips, padded cushions and a jumping castle. It is only for preschoolers as well. The court has netting from floor to ceiling with only one escape point. There is also a child proof gate barring the outside world to the littlies plus some adults confused by a top pull lock. The cafe is called Mickey's and has reasonably priced snacks. The coffee is nice with a complimentary bickie. It is easy to sit for over an hour while the kids just play. Finding the place and parking can be an issue but worth the effort

I love taking my kids to this park. Locally situated in North Parramatta, it has undercover tables,…read morea park with swings/slides and lookouts, plenty of tree cover and open space and a bubbler for when you get thirsty. For the sports minded people, there is a half court basketball court and a half court netball court.

This is a little oasis, especially on a weekday. The netball courts are a good place for little…read moreones to ride bikes. There is a fenced off playground and an off leash dog area. Plenty of seating and picnic areas for lunch too.

I personally love this indoor Playcentre because the play areas are split into three age groups…read more The area for under 18 months is a soft play area with some sensory boards. The next step up is the toddler area for children under the age of 4 and it's a mini version of the big play area, with little slippery dips and a small jumping castle to keep younger ones entertained. There's also a Muffin Break located within the playentre. It was stocked with a variety of fresh food options for both adults and kids - some healthy and some treats.

Great watermark and play areas for the kids. There's a…read moremodern bbq area. Plenty of parking. Although not that easy to get to from the Train Station

Well I had the opportunity to see the Jitterbugs perform at one of the performances organised by…read moreRockdale Plaza during the kid's school holidays. I think they were really able to draw the kids in their performance and offered a compelling and exciting performance for the young audience. Their performance was very fresh and energetic. It got all the kids and the parents up on their feet and just enjoying themselves. It's a great idea for a community event. Ellen her crew are really professional in what they do and really have the knack to keep the crowd enthralled. They have proven to be good crowd puller at various events. They are really good entertainers and cater for corporate, retail and private parties. Jitterbugs also have a Playland and a café at Castlehill.

This place is magic for the under 5s and their grandparents. There are four courts for indoor…read morecricket, basket ball, netball and soccer. These are transformed in the daytime to playgrounds for the kids. Two courts are joined and are filled with push toys and jumping castle. The other two are leased out to soccer joeys for 3-5 and a sports group for toddlers. Grab a coffee and watch the gremlins exhaust themselves before lunch.

In the early 1920s a guy by the name of Jimmy Bancks invented a part of Australian cultural…read morehistory. The character he invented was Ginger Meggs, a red headed little mischief-maker (who I am pretty sure I have no relation to). In any case, Jimmy apparently lived around the Hornsby shire area and this park was one that he played in while growing up. As such, in 1997 it was renamed in his honour. The park itself has all the things you would expect to see in a play ground these days. Under cover tables, swings, slides and an expanse of rope areas to climb all over. It also has a large open area in which the kids can safely run riot. The only thing to be careful of is that while the back of the park is surrounded by bushland, there is no fence. One of the attractions near the trees (all the way off to the left hand side) is a small little duck pond. In any case, not that you should ever not pay attention to your kids in a park, but this one may require more attention than most. Otherwise, it is an awesome park on a very quiet stretch of road. Come and check it out.