Canberra Park playground

After a major remodel in 2014, Canberra Park has many swings and Outdoor Playground to meet the needs of children of all ages. As one of the few inclusive playgrounds in the north, it features swings, wider seats and safety bars for children with disabilities. For children and older children, there are bucket swings and standard swings. What's interesting about this playground is that these swings dominate. In addition, there is a set of swings where children can swing each other-not common in other park playgrounds. There is also a swing, which can be used by wheelchair users to enjoy the swing fun brought by the slide! For toddlers who love ramps. This is simply a paradise for them to learn, and learn skills in play. Here, the rope obstacle course will also attract older children who want to challenge themselves. Not to be missed in this park is the huge dinosaur fossil rides that kids can climb in and out of.

Take a look at the following 2 playgrounds near Canberra and see which one your kids want-I can almost guarantee they will like it:

1/ The Biggest Playground

The large playground is completely enclosed by fences and gates, so younger children cannot run too far. It is called borderless because it is designed for children of all abilities. There are ramps that can run up and down, three small slides, bridges that can be crossed, water amusement, large sand pits with multiple excavators, small debris that can enter and various swings to try! There are also automatic toilets, shades and picnic areas.

This creative and impressive playground is located on a hill. A popular spot for family visits, the playground's design looks like a pine tower. The main area is for older children to climb between pods, but there is also a toddler area, slides, musical instruments, interactive games and net swings. The playground is also completely enclosed by a swimming pool fence, with toilets near the toddler area.

For our parents, deciding which playground to take our kids to is sometimes a mission-wondering if there will be enough shade, toilet facilities and safe areas for kids to move around. Also, let's face it, if we spend half an morning packing enough snacks, water, sunscreen, hats and clothes, then it's worth the effort when we get there! Fortunately, parks and playgrounds are a great way to play with kids-and let them know other kids-and most importantly, it's free!