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Parents LOVE a place where kids are occupied for some of the time. You can then usually eat, drink and even have an adult conversation in relative peace, while of course keeping a responsible parental eye on your offspring! Here are some venues in or near the Hills where the kids can have fun while you do too!

A couple of disclaimers on this one: we haven’t tried out all these venues so can’t vouch for the food or service etc. Also, sometimes these kids play areas can get pretty full on and hectic –  you really do need to still supervise your kids in these spaces.

Before you visit, it’s worth phoning or checking websites and/or Facebook pages to check opening hours etc.

 

Glenorie RSL – 3 Post Office Road, Glenorie

The Glenorie RSL has a fabulous outdoor area. The fully fenced grassed area has a great playground for younger kids to enjoy and plenty of space for older kids to play footy or tip. Both areas are within sight of your dining table if you’re sitting outside. And the outdoor play equipment now has shade sails – awesome work guys!

 

Lynwood Country Club – 253 Pitt Town Road, Pitt Town

We love Lynwood Country Club. It’s a great space for adults and kids alike. There’s a great playground area and kids can meet farm animals at set times on weekends – just check out their website or Facebook page for the latest details. On a sunny Saturday or Sunday though, the tables by the play area get nabbed quickly. And now there’s also the mini golf course which is a great family entertainment option!

 

The Vineyard – 725 Windsor Rd, Vineyard

The Vineyard has added another bow to its string with the installation of a super fun playground which features a slide, two story tower, sand area, wooden play tractor, rope bridge, small seating area for tired kiddies and shade over part of the space. A cool inclusion that we haven’t spotted before are the misting poles – hit the button and you’re blasted with a shot of mist. Excellent fun, particularly so on a warm day!

 

The Marsden Brewhouse – corner Hawthorne Avenue & Richmond Rd, Marsden Park

This is a fabulous play space and worth the trip if you’re not that local. There are several tables right by the play area and the area itself is quite enclosed which is good – we like it when you can easily see everything too! Little kids and slightly older ones all enjoyed the space when we visited.

Photos: Marsden Brewhouse Facebook page

 

Castle Hill RSL – 77 Castle Street, Castle Hill

This play area is a bit of a beast! There are two separate areas for smaller and bigger kids, and it’s fully fenced and undercover. It’s massive so just make sure smaller kids can deal with the higher sections should they venture up there because it would be tricky to get them down if they freak out!

There’s also an entertainment area for tweens and teens who are often overlooked. It’s got some cool arcade style games and we’re pretty sure you may find some dads in there every now and then!

Castle-Hill-RSL-play-area

 

The Ettamogah Hotel – Cnr Merriville & Windsor Rds, Kellyville

There’s a permanent jungle gym, arcade games and an 8m tall rock climbing wall!

 

The Australian Brewery – 350 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill

There’s a small area for toddlers and a larger area for bigger kids. It does get busy so you need to be keeping an eye on things.

 

The Fiddler – Commercial & Windsor Roads, Rouse Hill

The Fiddler has a large outdoor fenced play area. There’s a shade sail covering one end of the space now too.

 

Blacktown Tavern – 81 Kildare Rd Blacktown

The Blacktown Tavern has a good play area and an arcade room too.

 

Hotel Seven Hills – 222 Prospect Highway, Seven Hills

There’s a small play area for little ones at Hotel Seven Hills and the Hotel has also added a covered splash pad for summer fun!

 

Hotel Pennant Hills – Corner of Pennant Hills Road and Railway Street, Pennant Hills

This venue offers a play area with 3 slide options, a mini trampoline and plenty of areas to explore. We were also really pleased to see a healthy kids dinner option on the menu on our last visit (Kids Healthy Platter – ham, cheese, fruit, vegetable sticks and bread) which the kids preferred over the standard deep fried fare.

 

Baulkham Hills Sporting Club – 11 Renown Road, Baulkham Hills

The Baulkham Hills Sporting Club has a fenced play area for kids in the courtyard. They also have both PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 available for members – just see reception for controllers and games.

Source: Baulkham Hills Sporting Club Facebook

Source: Baulkham Hills Sporting Club Facebook

 

Riverstone Schofields Memorial Club – 23 Market Street Riverstone

This fully fenced play area is great for young kids. Located right next to the bistro too!

 

NBC Sports Club – 166 Windsor Road, Northmead

Kids Backyard is perfect for those who like the outdoors. They even have special themed days on weekends. Check out the Club’s Facebook Page for the latest.

 

Wenty Leagues Club – 50 Smith Street, Wentworthville

Hills District Mums love this place, apparently the food is great and the drinks are at club prices. And they did a major reno on the play area a while back.

 

 

Stonecutters Ridge Golf Club – 86 Stonecutters Drive, Colebee

Stonecutters added an outdoor play area in 2018.

 

The Marayong Hotel – 6 Cobham St, Kings Park

The Marayong Hotel has a cool looking play area!

Courtesy of The Marayong Hotel Facebook page

 

The Galston Club – 21-25 Arcadia Road Galston

The Galston Club has a little kids playground with a shade cloth just outside the bistro as well as a grassed area. There are tables outside too so you can watch the kids as they play. The play structure is basic but it will entertain toddlers for a little while.

 

Kings Park Tavern – 214 Sunnyholt Road, Kings Park

The fully fenced kids play area located in the corner of the beer garden is a perfect area to eat and keep an eye on your little ones.

 

Quakers Inn – 7 Nirimba Drive, Quakers Hill

The Quakers Inn has a fairly substantial outdoor play area.

Courtesy of Quakers Inn Facebook page

 

North Ryde RSL –  Cnr Pittwater and Magdala Rds, North Ryde

Again this is not the Hills but it’s worth a mention as you can actually drop your kids and run! They have an area called the Tribal Zone. You pay $6, check your kids in with qualified staff, you get a buzzer and they buzz you if they need you (or if the kids want you). The Tribal Zone has a big adventure playground with ball room (height restriction of 150cm tall), arcade games, mini carousel and air hockey and is suitable for children and teenagers from 3-17 years old.   There is a maximum of 2 hours supervision – (or at the discretion of staff).

Source: North Ryde RSL website

 

The Ranch – Cnr Epping & Herring Rds, North Ryde

The Ranch has a cool little kids area located outdoors, an arcade area, kids ping pong tables and face painting every Friday and Saturday night and Sunday lunch.

Source: The Ranch website

Source: The Ranch website

 

Greystanes Hotel – 701 Merrylands Road, Greystanes

Again, The Greystanes Hotel is a little further afield but it also has an outdoor play area which is spacious and fully enclosed.

Source: Greystones Hotel website

Source: Greystones Hotel website