1 / 3Paradise Parade Playground
📍 Point Cook, VIC
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Two connected play areas in Point Cook - a wooden toddler structure with curved slide and musical elements, and a main structure with twisting slides, flying fox, and climbing features. Wetland boardwalks with duck viewing alongside.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with mixed ages - the two separate connected play areas mean toddlers and primary-age kids both have appropriate challenges without competing for the same equipment. The wetland boardwalk adds a nature element that extends the visit naturally. Plan toilet stops before arriving as there are no facilities on site.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Manu Jha
10 months ago
“Nice and convenient with the cafe and shops nearby. Could use a bit more of grass in the corners. Thanks.”
Alma Arnautovic
10 months ago
“Lovely park, great for all ages with 2 separate spaces for smaller kids and other for older kids. Great undercover bbq area, and lovely lookout onto the lake. Only the water tap wasnt working not sure if there is a timer on it. Didnt see any public toilets.”
Maria Diana Syrakis
2 years ago
“Visited this playground today with my family. Parking is easily available to the side which is untimed. Lots of walking paths around to view the swans and ducks of the wetlands. The beauty to this playground is that there are two sections to it. A toddler playground and a bigger kids playground. Both have a variety of slides, swings, tunnels and activities to keep ages 1-10 very busy. Additionally there is a good amount of shade, a covered picnic table area and lots of benches around to sit on. If you need a bite to eat, there is a cafe next door with some good food and quick service.”
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Based on Google review tagsBbq facilities
8 reviews
Ducks
6 reviews
Picnic area
5 reviews
Swings
4 reviews
Wetlands
3 reviews
Overview
Paradise Parade Playground features two distinct play areas on a single site: a smaller wooden structure designed for younger children with a curved slide and musical play elements, and a main structure with twisting slides, flying fox, and climbing features for older kids. Wetland boardwalks run alongside with metal fish-eagle sculptures and duck habitat. A covered BBQ area with tables is on site. Alamanda Cafe sits next door. Free untimed parking is available directly beside the playground.
