Top 15 Things to Do in Newcastle with Kids
Planning a visit to Newcastle and want to know what to do with kids? Here’s an insider guide to family fun.
Planning a visit to Newcastle and want to know what to do with kids? Here’s an insider guide to family fun.
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Get wild at Blackbutt Reserve and cool off at Lambton Pool. This New Lambton family day out is perfect for summer play and wildlife spotting.
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Enjoy a play in the adventure playground in Richley Reserve at Blackbutt Reserve. It’s a great playground that encourages nature play, adventure and risk-taking.
Get out of the house and go for a bike ride with your kids. We’ve put together a collection of our favourite family cycle routes in Newcastle.
Beach lovers and playground enthusiasts will enjoy Rawson Park Playground. With amenities, a cafe, the Stockton Bowling Club, and sparkling Stockton Beach all within easy reach, families can easily turn a trip to the playground into a fun-filled beach day!
Winding its way through idyllic bush and wetland, the 15 kilometre Fernleigh Track is perfect for families to spend a sunny day enjoying fresh air on a bike, scooter or walking your four-legged friends.
With views of Newcastle Harbour and close to the beach, Foreshore Park is a top spot to visit. It’s a great place for a family picnic with a playground, barbecues and plenty of space for kids to run around.
Relax at Dixon Park fenced playground in Merewether and enjoy the ocean views while your child plays.
Take your family and enjoy views and discover the past at Fort Scratchley in Newcastle. Either take a self-guided tour around the fort or do a guided tunnel tour.
Head down to South Newcastle Skate Park located at Newcastle Beach. It features an inclusive skate bowl and also a terrain park for skaters, scooters and riders including wheelchair athletes of all skill levels.