Fruit Picking in NSW: Where to Go With Kids
Pick your own fruit fresh from the farm — here’s our complete guide to the best fruit picking farms in NSW for families, with what’s in season, prices and everything you need to know before you go.
Pick your own fruit fresh from the farm — here’s our complete guide to the best fruit picking farms in NSW for families, with what’s in season, prices and everything you need to know before you go.
Take your babies & kids to a family movie! Whether it’s a national chain, independent movie theatre or a drive in, there’s a large choice of cinemas around Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & Hunter region catering to families.
Catch a movie in your car, before the iconic Heddon Greta Drive-In closes for good in November this year. Here’s everything families need to know before heading out.
Camping, glamping or villa stay? Here’s a list of 50+ kid-friendly spots in Newcastle & the Hunter, Port Stephens, Mid-North Coast, Central Coast & Sydney
Whether you’re looking at getting in shape, doing some fun runs with your kids or enrolling your kids in a specific kids run, here are some family friendly walks and runs in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter.
Discover sensory-friendly places to visit in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter, from quiet rooms and low sensory sessions to calming nature walks.
For an epic play, head to the playground at Thomas H Halton Park at Croudace Bay. Fully-fenced with a massive pirate ship, water play area and loads to do.
Practical tips to help Australian families save money on groceries, reduce food waste and cut weekly supermarket costs with smarter shopping habits.
Spot fighter jets at RAAF Base Williamtown near Newcastle. It’s a fun and free activity. Just be sure to check when the jets are flying.
Looking for group swings in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter? Check our list of playgrounds perfect for family fun and inclusive play.
Playgrounds suitable for toddlers? Here’s a list of local playgrounds for toddlers that offer age-appropriate equipment, soft ground coverings, and some even have fencing for those kids who love to run.
Mark your calendar for Winterheat 2026! Newcastle’s fiery winter festival returns to Pacific Park on Saturday 1 August with free family-friendly entertainment.
Feel like some retro fun? Tocal Homestead is holding their Peek into the Past event on Sunday 26 July 2026 from 10am to 3pm.
Located two hours west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains in New South Wales is a fabulous destination for a family holiday with plenty of fun activities for both parents and kids!