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Marie Wallace Bayswater Park, better known locally as the Train Park, has a full-size red steam locomotive sitting in the middle of it. Not a plastic replica. Kids can climb up into the cab, touch the controls, and get as close to a real old-fashioned train as most of them ever will outside a museum.
I’d heard people talk about “the train park” in Bayswater for a wh...
We were heading to Sea World that day, and just before we got there a stretch of impossibly blue sea stopped us in our tracks. We turned off on a whim and walked into a little world called Peninsula Playground, as if we’d stumbled onto a hidden Easter egg.
It’s less a playground and more a sea-watching base for kidsThis isn’t an ordinary playground. It’s like a ...
Lorikeet Park in Worongary is a super cool parrot playground on top of the Skyridge hill. The Park is at Skyridge Boulevard, Worongary QLD 4213.
The big lorikeet is built from timber, with a blue head, a red beak and stripes of green, yellow, orange and red running down its body. A green slide runs off its back, and a smaller grey slide sits at ground level beside i...
A timber fort near the city, with a long slide hidden on the hillside.
In Clifton Hill there’s a timber adventure playground tucked away where you can see the city skyline. In front of you are slides, a wooden fort and trees, and in the distance there are Melbourne’s tall buildings. It’s a pretty odd combination.
The long metal slide running down the slope is...Over two days I got through all ten of the private gardens in the festival program, plus the Campbell Rhododendron Gardens on top of that. Honeysett and The Braes were my favourites, along with the small but beautiful Westholme — those two Dogwood trees there really won me over. If I could only pick three, those would be the three.
Honeysett is showing for the first...