Absolutely over the moon with this playground - which we found by accident while desperate for a…read moretoilet! The place is themed like a moon base. There is a moon crater, a moon worm, rockets, a space ship etc. Boo loved the mini rockets and the music making areas. The place is spotless and very well maintained - and lots to entertain for hours! There is an area at the back that has some information and learning areas about plants. Try pushing the button on the rocket! All in all we had a ball here and wish this was near our house as boo loved it! Check out the pictures to see her smiling face! There is a Liberty swing and toilets and a big car park.

Pretty good local park. The playground, BMX track, and picnic area attracts a lot of families…read more The football field is used for organized sports most weekends. The best feature of this park is that it connects the fully separated bicycle paths that link the two primary schools, the train station, and the supermarket.

What a beautiful place. If you are on Phillip Island, this is a must see. When we visited, the…read morevisitor center was closed for construction so we walked the boardwalk. I'm not sure it could be windier or chillier than when we visited. Brrrrr but so worth it to see the views. The power of the ocean brought huge waves into the shore. The green of the grass contrasted with the dark rock created stunning views. As you walk along the boardwalk, don't forget to look in the grass along the way to see the Cape Barren Goose and its babies. So cool. Pictures can't relay the beauty you this natural area. Put your camera down and just watch. You won't be disappointed.

Having been a half dozen times, it's time I review this place and in all honesty it is one of the…read moreislands best views. It's free, free parking and wether cold and windy or bright and sunny the view comes to life in different ways. The more wind and waves the better. You can see the waves smash against the black textures rocks bursting white as the waves crash and filling the air with a mist of salt. It beautiful. On your journey down the raised track you will encounter sea gulls, rabbits and if your lucky even the baby penguins which inhabit the island waiting for their parents to come back and feed them. During certain months of the year the platforms become a viewing deck for the Wales that migrate through the bay and if you have binoculars you can glimpse at the seals which live of the far island. If your on Phillip island, just go!

Very beautiful beach in the wilsons promontory national park. The Sand is white and fine that your…read morefeet will squeek while walking

I'm glad that I discovered this place while working out where I wanted to go while wandering around…read moreFrankston because these gardens turned out to be really quite delightful. In fact, it is quite surprising to find such a lovely place in an outer suburb, but here it is. Then again, I do notice that is adjoins the Frankston hospital, so there is probably a reason as to why these gardens exist. Still, they are definitely worth checking out, or even having a picnic in.

Love love love this place! It's really for the animals, and it shows! No yelling, running, etc., or…read moreyou have to leave. The purchase includes a nice size bag of food for the Wallabies, roos, and emus. Follow the rules and how you, and you'll be fine. It was a dream I didn't know I had, and one of the most amazing experiences of my life.

What a great place to visit, came here with a tour group to get up and close with all sorts of…read moreanimals. Kangaroos, Koalas, Wallabys and Tasmanian devils! Really loved feeding the kangaroos... so damn cute! So great seeing that these animals all have lot's of space to get around and make themselves at home. Watch where you step :) So people complain about the price but it was worth it, they are treated so well here and it shows. Great place to get hands on with so many animals and lot's of information about them too.

Penguins were so cute. Wonderful experience. Came in July during winter and if you're patient…read moreyou'll be able to get front row seats because everyone leaves to look at the penguins as they cross under the boardwalk.A must for animal lovers. Truly a beautiful view and beautiful night sky. No oics allowed. Strict enforcement.

The penguin parade itself was underwhelming - as only a few at a time. Definitely bring binoculars…read moreor you are watching at a great distance. There are plenty of viewing areas above the beach in the dunes of the nesting areas where you can see them up close. We were lucky as there were also molting penguins - lose all their feathers and star over in addition to those nesting.

This was another nice park that I encountered while making my way back to Frankston. I actually…read morediscovered afterwards that this was where the war memorial was located, so I was sort of kicking myself that I didn't to as thorough research as I should have done before heading down here. Then again, I'm sure I'll be down this way again in the not too distant future. Yeah, as I mentioned, it is a pretty cool park, and it has some nice facilities as well, though the playground isn't as big as some that I've seen. Still, it's worth spending time here.

Oof, cold camping, no power, water or fires but thats how it is out here. Lovely place to stay,…read moregreat beaches and hiking.