Visit the Whimsical Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow

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For a whimsical experience, visit the Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow. This enchanted grotto created by a neighbour, the late Merv Moyle features trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines. It’s a lovely little spot to take young kids.

It was created back in the 1970s when Merv started to transform overgrown public land into an area where his kids could play. It’s clear that magical spot was a labour of love.

Fairy Garden Broadmeadow
Fairy Garden Broadmeadow

It feels like an enchanted grotto with trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines.

Fairy Garden Broadmeadow

Walk through and spot fairies, frogs, gorillas and the seven dwarves.

Fairy Garden Broadmeadow

Sit in the sun while little ones write or scribble a letter to the Fairy Queen as there’s a mailbox for kids to mail their letters. The seating area is the perfect spot for a picnic or tea party.

For a whimsical experience, visit the Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow. This enchanted grotto created by a local neighbour features trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines. It’s a lovely little spot to take young kids. With a fairy mailbox and picnic area, you and your kids can have fun spotting fairies and writing to the Fairy Queen.
For a whimsical experience, visit the Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow. This enchanted grotto created by a local neighbour features trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines. It’s a lovely little spot to take young kids. With a fairy mailbox and picnic area, you and your kids can have fun spotting fairies and writing to the Fairy Queen.
For a whimsical experience, visit the Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow. This enchanted grotto created by a local neighbour features trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines. It’s a lovely little spot to take young kids. With a fairy mailbox and picnic area, you and your kids can have fun spotting fairies and writing to the Fairy Queen.
For a whimsical experience, visit the Fairy Garden in Broadmeadow. This enchanted grotto created by a local neighbour features trees, winding paths, lots of plants and many figurines. It’s a lovely little spot to take young kids. With a fairy mailbox and picnic area, you and your kids can have fun spotting fairies and writing to the Fairy Queen.

Address: Australia Street, Broadmeadow (near the showground end). Turn left from Broadmeadow Road coming from Griffiths Road.
Picnic Facilities: Little tables are perfect for a picnic or a tea party
Café Nearby: Nearest at Broadmeadow Shopping Centre

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