Top Things to do in City of Casey
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Things to do in City of Casey, Victoria: The Best Playgrounds
Discover the best top things to do in City of Casey, Australia including Casey Fields Regional Playspace and Village Green, Junction Village Playground, Healthland Circuit Children’s Park, Oaks Park Playground, Eliston Park Playground, Kennels Lane Playground, Berwick Waters Grand Prix Playgound, Clydevale Reserve, Trueman Reserve, Bernborough Avenue Reserve.
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1. Casey Fields Regional Playspace and Village Green
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Allbreeds - Halifax, United Kingdom
Im from the U.K. and visit my grandchildren every 18 months is so & always try to fit in a visit to Casey Fields. I’ve been bringing them here for about 8 years and the facilities are just as good . My two younger grandchildren (5 & 3) just love the play equipment and the freedom to run around and let off steam. Lots of safe flooring under the equipment and lots of challenges to run, climb, fantasy play etc. There is also a nice walkway around the lake . Although there’s no cafe on site there are cafes now just 5 minutes up the road at the new shopping centre . We travelled over 1/2 hour to get here as they don’t live local to the park now but it was still worth it. I wish we had play areas etc of this quality near where I live in the UK that I could take my other grandchildren too .
2. Junction Village Playground
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Excellent shaded playground that features 3 slides,4 swings and the main attraction for my kid the twirling teacup. Only downside is fence doesn’t extend all the way around playground
3. Healthland Circuit Children’s Park
4. Oaks Park Playground
5. Eliston Park Playground
6. Kennels Lane Playground
7. Berwick Waters Grand Prix Playgound
8. Clydevale Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Excellent unfenced park with 3 separate slides (the big blue one isn’t suitable for toddlers - even though my 2 year always wants to use it)... also has a big basketball area and a covered picnic area. The pictures originally posted here by me are actually of a nearby park in same estate.
