A 50-meter zip wire, natural climbing structures and sand.
A nautical ship to climb, a double slide and talking tubes, all fenced, and it suits toddlers up to about 11.
A big pirate galleon to board, a treehouse and plenty of sand.
Kids build their own pizza and soft-serve sundae, and the tables look out over the water.
Timber trails, a zip line and a mud kitchen tucked between the wildlife-watching spots, so kids burn off energy between the quiet bits.
Coffee on a lakeside terrace, with the pirate-ship playground just across the path.
Free museum with a water, light and building play area for ages 3 to 5 and Wonderlab experiments for ages 7 to 14.
Pizza, pastries and hot chocolate right beside an adventure playground with rope bridges, treehouses and sand.
Free museum with dinosaur, mammal and volcano galleries, plus baby change, feeding spaces and lifts.
A roaring T. rex, then Triceratops and Iguanodon fossils up close.
Patterns on touchscreens, robot trails to follow and water ripples your kid can play with and stay dry.
Foam bricks to build with, stories to invent, and a mini museum just for under-threes.
Soft play shaped like aircraft to climb and slide through, with a separate corner for toddlers.
A playzone of little trains, boats and a cable car your kid gets to drive, made for under-fives.
Race down giant friction slides, watch lightning experiments, then get hands-on with everything else.
