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Things to do in Toowoomba, Queensland: The Best Fun Activities & Games
Discover the best top things to do in Toowoomba, Australia including The Open Range, Tinker, Sunset Superbowl, Garden City Lanes, Tick Tock Escape Room, Middle Ridge Park, Lake Annand Park, Kloud9ine trampoline park, City Golf Mini Golf & Driving Range, Garnet Lehmann Park.
Restaurants in Toowoomba
1. The Open Range
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Tinker
3. Sunset Superbowl
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Toowoomba's Premier Family Entertainment Centre featuring state-of-the-art tenpin bowling facilities.
4. Garden City Lanes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Garden City Lanes is more than just a bowling alley. Come in and bowl a game or 2, have some fun in our large arcade or sit back and relax with a nice cappuccino and hot meal from the cafe. Being fully licensed, Garden City Lanes is available for corporate functions, team building, bucks/hens nights or just a social gathering.Children's birthday parties are our specialty. Open 7 days, 9am to late.
5. Tick Tock Escape Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Welcome to Tick Tock Escape Room Escape rooms involve locking you in a room for an hour with a themed story that unlocks as you solve puzzles and mysteries. They're a lot of fun. Perfect for family, friends, and corporate events!
6. Middle Ridge Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Picnic facilities include gas BBQs and covered picnic tables and toilets. A fully fenced playground caters for many age groups. The area is wheel chair friendly with an all ability swing. This facility offers two tennis courts with lights, three football (soccer) fields, a cricket oval with a turf wicket, cricket nets with artificial grass, a basketball half-court and playground equipment. There's also a clubhouse, featuring a canteen, meeting room, toilets and showers, on site.
Reviewed By outandabout0123
Great to have a fenced park for the kids to run around in. Helps the parents relax a bit and has a big variety of play equipment.
7. Lake Annand Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Lake Annand is one of Toowoomba's feature parks. It includes a large man-made pond that has been landscaped into an attractive water area including a fountain. The tranquil lake is a focal point of the park and this combined with the lush green lawns and gardens surrounding it makes for a beautiful park outlook. This, coupled with barbecue facilities and amazing children's play areas, makes the location a popular one for picnics, get-togethers and small events. It is also popular for wedding photos and is home to two significantly large-based Queensland bottle trees
Reviewed By outandabout0123
I love visiting this park with my kids and letting them run wild on the huge range of equipment. Pirate ships, big all abilities rocker, slides and more. Great for bday parties and looks stunning in the autumn.
8. Kloud9ine trampoline park
9. City Golf Mini Golf & Driving Range
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Squasheee - Toowoomba, Australia
This is a great facility for the whole family. The putt-putt course is very well designed. It is definitely challenging and excellent fun. The driving range is also very good. Only problem is that you can’t use long irons or drivers (or you might hit the hospital) ???? Would be perfect for a group social outing. Food and drinks are also available, or you could have a hit then go across to the club for dinner.
10. Garnet Lehmann Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Playgrounds, barbecue facilities and skateparks have been closed following the outbreak of the coronavirus. This will be reviewed following recommendations and advice provided by the State and Federal Governments. Garnet Lehmann park is a popular park which forms part of the East Corridor. It links the Water Bird Habitat to the south with Lake Annand and Joseph Leadbetter Park to the north. This park has three different areas including a children's playground and seating, a native bushland area which couples as a detention basin and a designated dog off-leash area. The 2.8 ha, un-fenced dog-off leash area is a popular area for park users to exercise their dogs. This shaded area is located between the children's playground and the detention basin. Dogs have access to water play with West Creek being located adjacent to the park. The dog off-leash area is designated by signage and bollards.
Reviewed By LizJ619 - Toowoomba, Australia
This is a friendly community park. I love walking here with my dog. It’s just beautiful. Everyone will have a chat and the dogs often play together.
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