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Compare the current family options in Burwood East and Scoresby, including indoor play and an outdoor farm visit. Check the individual profiles for published ages, opening arrangements, food, parking and booking details before leaving home.
11 places and programmes
Burwood East
A Burwood One play café with two-hour sessions, baby and toddler play areas, and birthday parties. The venue’s FAQ specifies ages 0 to 8, although its introduction also mentions children up to about 10.
Scoresby
A public animal farm with tractor rides, cow milking, reptile talks, sheepdog demonstrations and party bookings.
Ringwood
An indoor inflatable playground at Ringwood Indoor Sports with two-hour casual sessions starting when you enter the play area. Parents can buy a playing ticket and join in, or supervise as spectators. School-term casual sessions run at weekends, with daily opening during school holidays.
Nunawading
A Nunawading play café for children up to nine, with a miniature supermarket, vet role play, ball and foam pits, slides and a train. Each paid child ticket includes one adult.
Blackburn North
An indoor trampoline park in Blackburn North with dodgeball, trampoline basketball and a three-level Cliff Jump. A separate miniBOUNCE zone gives children under 110cm their own space, while the main jumping areas offer a more active outing for older children.
Forest Hill
24 tenpin bowling lanes, laser tag and arcade games at Forest Hill. Find the venue on level three of Forest Hill Chase, opposite Hoyts, with a café and parking in the shopping centre.
Rowville
Rowville activity park combining trampolines, climbing, ninja obstacles and the Gauntlet ropes course. Smaller children use the junior inflatable area and foam-pit lanes; access to the larger attractions depends on height.
Clayton
An indoor play venue at M-City in Clayton combining ball pits, large slides and climbing nets with pretend shops, a kitchen and dress-up play. Mini train, carousel and Ferris wheel rides add a different option from soft play alone. Admission uses two-hour sessions and adults need their own ticket.
Ringwood
Indoor play behind 481 Maroondah Highway, with a separate toddler area for children four and under. Small slides and a bouncing castle sit alongside baby sensory play and the main playground. School-day admission costs less than general entry.
Clayton
26 tenpin bowling lanes, laser tag and arcade games at Clayton. This standalone venue has on-site parking and a café.
Glen Waverley
A bouldering gym in Glen Waverley for climbers aged five and over. Families can walk in, but younger children need close adult supervision and the required adult-to-child ratio changes with age.
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