1 / 3Cantwell Park
📍 Pinjarra, WA
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A solid Pinjarra playground for a range of ages, with a suspended rope bridge and flying fox as the standouts. Note the patchy fencing plus nearby rocks and river, so it suits families ready to keep little ones close.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
A solid stop for a range of ages, with the suspended rope bridge and flying fox being the things kids remember most. Just know the fencing is patchy in spots and there are rocks and a river nearby, so it suits families ready to keep eyes on little ones. Reviews mention the bridge is often out for repair, so it may not be at its best when you visit.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Rathi Bala
8 months ago
“The park is a fun place to be at, with lots of different activities. And the rope bridge is amazing, rocking from side to side, every step you take. It’s natural and beautiful. 5/5 stars. Cantwell Park is definitely recommended.”
Skeeter Willow
6 years ago
“Awesome park for the young ones. The kids had so much fun running through the park. The flying fox was the highlight. Make sure you stop and let the kids play if heading through town. Also check out the bridge over the water and amazing bakery in town.”
Zane Holmes
8 years ago
“Great place. A very big variety of play equipment for all ages. There is also a lot to explore for older kids like a cool suspended bridge. The only let downs were that their wasn't a lot of fencing and kids were running outside the boundaries all the time. There are a lot of rocks and a river, so it is important to keep an eye on kids. There is also some tell grass bits so be mindful of snakes.”
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Overview
The suspended rope bridge is the thing kids talk about afterwards, swaying side to side with every step, and the flying fox runs a close second. There's varied equipment for different ages and plenty for older kids to explore, but the fencing is patchy in spots and there are rocks and a river close by, so it's an eyes-on stop rather than a sit-back one. Heads up: the bridge is often out for repair, so it may not be running when you visit.
