1 / 4Frontier Park Aintree
đ Aintree, VIC
Destination playground with giant tunnel slides, rope bridges, water jets, sandpit with pump, birds nest swing, carousel, basketball court, and undercover BBQ shelters. Water features run October to March.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families with kids across a wide age range â toddlers through primary school. The water jets make it a standout destination on hot days, and the covered BBQ areas support extended family gatherings. Kids wanting active challenge gravitate to the tower climbs; younger ones find the sandpit and water channels absorbing for long stretches.
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G Reviews from Google
Shane Kinnear
2 months ago
âVery extensive playground at Aintree. Right next to the main sports oval. Unique in that it has water jets coming out the ground in a few areas so great on a hot day. Massive slides which has ropes to access but also stairs for ease of access. There is a generous undercover area with a bbq for entertaining. All round one of the best parks due west of Melbourne check it out!â
free range human
3 months ago
âVery new, nicely planned and built, the kids love the tall towers and net bridge between. Many chairs and rocks under the trees so there are ample places to sit in shade for sunny days. Close to the neighborhood center so an easy pop over for shopping or cafe or meal. Ice cream van does the rounds here so be prepared for the ask!â
Jawad Arain
3 months ago
âFrontier features giant towers, rope bridges, dizzy wizzies, sand pit, water play, swings, slides, rocks, tree trunks and go on and on and on about the elements of play here. It is truly amazing. There is even a mini skateboard ramp, basketball court, soccer net and a large undercover areas perfect for a family gathering.â
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Based on Google review tagsBbqs
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Water play
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29 reviews
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Overview
Frontier Park packs giant tower structures with tunnel slides, rope bridge connections, water jets set into the ground, a sandpit with pump and sluice channels, birds nest swing, dizzy wizzies, in-ground trampoline, mini skate ramp, basketball court, and soccer net. Covered BBQ shelters seat large groups. Stairs and rope access on main towers suit mixed ages. Water play is a major draw on hot days.









