Visit Kilaben Bay Reserve Playground: A Shady Lakeside Park
Head to Kilaben Bay Park. This lakeside park features a playground, picnic spots, and a public jetty for swimming, fishings and kayaking.
Head to Kilaben Bay Park. This lakeside park features a playground, picnic spots, and a public jetty for swimming, fishings and kayaking.
Explore Wangi Wangi at Lake Macquarie. As well as lakeside parks, you can visit Dobell House, a museum about artist Sir William Dobell
Ever played disc golf? It’s like golf only using a frisbee and it’s available at Jesmond Park.
Head for a play at Neegulbah Park in Macquarie Hills. This playground is packed with climbing equipment, two slides and swings and surrounded by trees.
Craving some good old-fashioned pub grub? Head to a local pub or club for lunch or dinner. Here’s our list of local pubs and clubs that have playgrounds nearby.
Searching for a secure spot for the kids? Bernie Thompson Park Playground in Shoal Bay is fully-fenced and set under a canopy of established trees. With a great mix of climbing equipment, swings, and nature-play elements, it’s a stress-free choice for families visiting the bay.
Fully-fenced with shade cloth, the Fern Bay playground is great for kids of all ages. It includes swings, rope bridge climbing equipment and basketball / handball court.
Check out Smith Park Playground in Hamilton North. It’s fantastic for adventurous kids – basically a Ninja Warrior kids playground. It’s a newer playground having … Read Article
A playground, a poppethead & a walk around a dam, Poppethead Park in Kitchener is a great spot in the Hunter Valley for a family day out.
The Stockton Active Hub is amazing. With a great playground equipment and skate facilities plus fantastic harbour views of Newcastle, it’s a favourite with both kids and adults.
You’ve got to love a fully fenced playground with views of Lake Macquarie! This playground located at Toronto NSW is suited to a wide range of ages.
Check out the playground in Stevenson Park in Mayfield West. It features a climbing structure, in-ground trampoline, balance balls and a slide plus half-basketball court.
The Hunter Valley has some fantastic playgrounds — here’s our guide to the best parks across the region, from Maitland to Singleton and everywhere in between.
Challenge your kids at Tourle Street Reserve playground at Mayfield West! With more challenging play equipment than your average playground, we’re recommending this park for those with kids 5+.