This place is great for a rainy day. There is a lovely little babies area. My son enjoys driving the many ride on cars around. There is a good selection of food available, however I try to visit after meal times as I think it is a little on the pricey side, particularly the babycinos.

I love this place. Yes its a bit tricky to find, yes its a massive hike for us, and yes its small.. but we love it.

Its perfect for pre-school ages kids and the food is great (and mainly healthy). Service is wonderful, their hot chocolate rocks and the baby cinos are super cute.

My favourite part though, is the mums lounge where a huge sign proclaims that breastfeeding is welcome here.. if you dont like it put a blanket on your head...despite knowing that i can feed anywhere... seeing this so proudly displayed makes me smile everytime i visit.

I took my toddler here through finding out about them using WOMOW, I wasnt totally sure, what to expect. The service was very friendly, fast , effecient and with a happy smile, nothing was too much trouble. The centre is hard to find when looking for numbers its not that easy to find which is a shame coz it is a great little place for the little ones to have fun. They offer a range of healthly organic foods, drinks. It is very family focused they have a jumping castle, climbing equipment, cars and most important overall is my son really enjoyed himself. Its a bit of a drive over 40 mins for us to get there, but worth it in the end :)

Approximate cost: $7.50

I was trying to organise a group birthday gathering for 6 babies turning one. Due to bad weather the park arrangement was cancelled and we looked to indoor play areas instead. I tried three other play centres and was amazed by their rudeness and rigidity. They insisted we pay for a "birthday party" even though at one year old none of the bubs could eat the food.

When I contacted Eco Playscape they were very helpful and were happy to reserve us a large table and charged only $5 per child. This centre is definitely much smaller than many of the others but that's just fine for the real littlies.

Of course there were six sets of parents ordering food which I guess is how these places make their money but the food was surprisingly good - aside from the hot chips. Delicious sandwiches and many healthy options you don't normally find at these centres. Even though it's a bit of a drive for me I'll certainly be returning.

Approximate cost: $5 per toddler

I used to go here a lot with my small children. Now I see a new owner and she has spruced up the place and there is a lovely cafe atmosphere for the parents. It is also set up so that the kids can come to the tables without having to go in and out of gates. Great for little kids, they can be easily spotted and not too much to go in trouble with.
The owner serves better snack options, is nut free and says she doesn't use chemicals for cleaning. I'll be taking my two little ones back again... so I can get a cuppa!

Great play centre, good food for kids too, instead of chips and junk! Nice fruit salad. Coffee for parents pretty good too :)

I started becoming a regular at Time Out For Kids, and even had my daughters 2nd birthday there. Every Friday afternoon we would go, and Genna (the young lady who works Fridays) was always very welcoming and friendly. The kids love it, and being a slightly smaller play center than some, means that you can always see the kids while you sit and talk to the other mum's over a latte!

come and enjoy a coffee and a light meal in a relaxed atmosphere while your kids run, jump and play in a clean and safe playground. Ball pits, toddler area, climbing structure, jumping castle and much more.

A good little play centre that is especially good for small kids, because you can sit and have your coffee whilst keeping an eye on them at all times. None of those really big slides.

Approximate cost: $8