1 / 3Shorehaven’s Treasure Island Adventure Playground - Peet
📍 Alkimos, WA
Adventure playground with treasure hunt activities, climbing structures including a deconstructed shipwreck, and Indian Ocean views. Kids download or collect a Captain Notebook to follow hidden clues and solve puzzles across the playground.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for adventurous families with kids aged 4 and up who engage with puzzle-solving and exploration. The treasure hunt and star search give children a structured mission rather than passive play. The beachside setting rewards an extended visit combining playground, picnic, and beach.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Kids Around Perth
3 years ago
“Shorehaven's Treasure Island Adventure Playground is much more than just a playground it's a place where kids can let their imagination run wild and where they can put their minds and senses to work to find the clues within the playground solve the puzzles and complete the treasure hunt and with cafe and restaurant alongside for the perfect Sunday session overlooking the ocean location. BBQs and toilets available.”
O u t b a c k Beez
11 months ago
“Awesome playground. My 4 yr old absolutely enjoys the treasure hunt and searching for the stars! His absolute fave thing to do when we visit. In between exploring the playground, jumping, climbing and swinging, the star hunt is a great way to break up the time spent there. Great idea! Thank you”
A I
5 years ago
“Fantastic playground with lots of unique play equipments that gets kids busy. Right next to the terrace restaurant so you can have lunch and head to playground. Being on a shore it can get a bit windy and you might get sand in your face but it didn’t shadowed our day that much!”
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Overview
Treasure Island Adventure Playground sits in Waterfront Park in Alkimos with direct beach access and Indian Ocean sunset views. The play area centres on a deconstructed shipwreck surrounded by climbing structures, slides, and swings. Children can collect a Captain Notebook to complete puzzles and a star search scattered across the playground — activities that extend dwell time well beyond standard play.
