Edgeworth Trains: Ride On a Miniature Train With Your Kids
If you have young train lovers in your family, Edgeworth Trains is a must-do.It’s a local institution that both kids and adults will love and it’s returning soon!
If you have young train lovers in your family, Edgeworth Trains is a must-do.It’s a local institution that both kids and adults will love and it’s returning soon!
If you’re looking for a unique day trip with the family, then head to Tilligerry Habitat, north of Newcastle. It’s one of the best places to spot koalas in the wild.
Fire and Rescue NSW Open Day is back for 2023 on Saturday 13 May. Meet your local firefighters, get up close to a fire truck and learn more about home fire safety.
Family Fun Day! Head to the Station on Saturday April 1 from 10am – 2pm for a fun-filled Easter extravaganza the whole family can enjoy.
Whether you’re looking for something to do as a local or you’re visiting with your family, there are lots of fun things to do in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales with kids.
Want to explore Maitland with your kids? Here are some of our best picks for family-friendly activities, many of which are free and low-cost.
Looking for things to do with your children? Here are some ideas for fun family activities you can do at home with your kids.
Milk a cow, bottle-feed baby animals, ride a tractor-trailer and pat a koala. There’s so much fun for families at Oakvale Wildlife Park in Port Stephens.
Check out the kids play area at The Station Newcastle (former Newcastle Train Station). It’s home to a large snake and frog!
Go for a dip in the Belmont Baths at Lake Macquarie. The swimming enclosure consists of a shark-netted swimming area and a jetty that’s fun to jump off. There’s plenty of room for everyone including those with inflatables.
Cool kids off with fun backyard water activities. Heaps of ideas including water balloons, slip ‘n slide, ice fun, spray bottle tag & more!
Go for a swim at The Bogey Hole. This much loved swimming hole below King Edward Park in Newcastle is a great place to cool off and steep yourself in local history.
Take your family and enjoy views and discover the past at Fort Scratchley in Newcastle. Either take a self-guided tour around the fort or do a guided tunnel tour.
Want to borrow or donate a book and get to know your neighbours? Get involved with a Street Library movement in the Newcastle and Hunter region.