Published on Monday, 13 October 2025 at 4:31:29 PM
Geraldton’s bursting with brilliant playgrounds—and we’re not just talking swings and slides! With stunning locations – parents and caregivers can enjoy a coffee, a stroll in the sunshine and a fun time with family and friends! We’ve rounded up four of our faves to help you plan your next epic play date!
Geraldton Foreshore
Features:
-Multiple playgrounds for big and little kids.
-An enclosed waterpark.
-Public toilets close by.
-Plenty of shade under the trees.
-Great cafes and coffee options!
A must-visit with the kids is Geraldton’s premier Foreshore – multiple playgrounds make the perfect spot for a family day out, a meet up with friends or a big play to wear out your energetic little ones. There is an enclosed playground perfect for smaller kids with an area for the littlies and a spot for older toddlers.
Adjacent to the toddler playground is a space for kids a bit older. This includes epic climbing equipment, a boat-shaped play area, lots of balance-driven equipment and more! And if you’re down there during the warmer months – you can’t miss the waterpark! The area has an assortment of spouts, water features and is the ultimate energy burner for the kids – and it’s enclosed.
There’s plenty of grassed areas and shady spots to lay the picnic rug and get out your snacks! But there are also plenty of great cafes in walking distance if Mum or Dad need a caffeine hit.
Hot tip: Wear the kids out by taking their bikes or scooters along the footpath to the Esplanade to see if they can spot any sea lions on Seal Rock.
Beresford Foreshore
Features:
-Enclosed playground.
-Nature play based.
-Next to AJs Café.
-Public toilets adjacent.
-Perfect spot to finish after a big walk, scoot or bike ride.
Nestled on the incredible Beresford Foreshore, this playground is a perfect place for the littlies to play and explore. Pairing with its seafront location – its nautical theme features a big wooden boat kids can climb aboard and set sail on imaginary journeys while parents kick back and enjoy the view. The play area is packed with balancing logs, rope swings, mini rock walls, slides, waterplay and more! This location is the perfect spot to entertain the kids after a big walk, ride or scoot on the nearby scenic walkway.
Hot tip: Take the kids to see some nearby art installations including our much-loved Horizon sculpture or Donor Awareness Fountain.
AMC Park
Features:
-Amazing nature and water play.
-Artwork reflecting Yamatji cultural stories.
-Basketball court and flying fox.
-Bush tucker garden and yarning circle.
-Plenty of shade and picnic tables.
AMC Park in Spalding has had a serious glow-up and it’s now one of Geraldton’s most exciting spots for families to play, explore, and connect. The playground features an adventure-packed layout with climbing structures, a flying fox and a water play area. There’s also a basketball court, shaded picnic areas, and accessible paths that make it easy for everyone to join the fun. Featuring a thoughtful design, you’ll find beautiful artworks throughout, including designs in the pathways and painted log furniture that reflect Yamatji cultural stories. Add in a bush tucker garden and a yarning circle, and you’ve got a vibrant, inclusive hub that’s more than just a playground!
Hot tip: Make sure you bring along your basketball and a spare change of clothes for your little ones if they’re keen on water play!
Rundle Park
Features:
-Fenced in playground.
-Lots of shady trees.
-BBQs and gazebos.
-Public toilets.
-Close to the beach and walk paths.
If you're looking for a family-friendly spot where kids can burn off energy and parents can relax, Rundle Park in Bluff Point is a local gem. Tucked beside St Georges Beach, this open green space features an enclosed playground with a mix of climbing forts, slides and swings. Surrounded by shady trees and plenty of grass for picnics or a game of footy. The park also features BBQs and gazebos as well. And if you really need to wear the kids out, the beach is right there! Rundle Park is the perfect spot for a morning out with friends or family, or even a sunset BBQ!
Hot tip: Why not bring down the beach toys, bathers and towels and accompany your park visit with a beach play?
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