Yarralumla Play Station

Both my 2 and 1 year old loved the train ride and animals at the farm today. The staff were very friendly, helpful and made sure that we had the best experience.The food at the Cafe was great. Not only did it look amazing, it tasted good too. We loved the train seat booths and train memorabilia.I highly recommend this play station to anyone visiting Canberra, both young and old.

A hidden gem!! Wonderful! Highly recommended for young children up to age 5 or so. A lovely atmosphere for parents too, and plenty of shaded areas to play and relax in.

Great place for a day outing. Kids will love this place and the adults won't get bored too.The Mini golf and the Mini farm are the main attractions. If you plan on feeding the animals, which I highly recommend please do get at least 3 cups of food while you buy the train tickets. Have to get the train ticket if you decide on visiting the Mini farm as that's the only way to get there. After all this, Enjoy the cafe, there is a splash pad for kids but keep an eye on them as there are lot of slippery rocks. (Why?!?)

Nice place to bring your kids to take the mini train ride and visiting the farm animals. Some of the animal can be a little pushy to get the food but they are cute. Also we couldnt see the horses up close :(

Fantastic spot, entertaining attractions and value for money. Every staff member was extremely accommodating and friendly. They all seemed so happy to be there. Mini golf courses were fantastic and fun to play, train ride was a hit with kids as were the animals.Highly recommend a visit to this well run facility.

Extreme over priced and terrible petting zoo. Very few farm animals, Alpacas spat and almost all animals have signs saying animals bite. $50 for a 20m walk and 5 minutes. Unfortunately money not well spent.

Very disappointing experience. It cost in excess of $100 for our family to come out for 1 hour. There was NO family or seniors discount available.There were minimal animals to see. The train ride was too short. The animal pens were either empty or 1 -3 of the basic regular animal. Eg a sheep, a llama, a pig, a pony, chickens, ducks, geese.The only access to the farm was via the train. The wait was in excess of 30 minutes for a train but it took less then 10 minutes to walk the farm"We have been to regional areas where the "farm/zoo" experience has 10 x as many animals and it's free to visit with a small donation of $1 for food. Train rides being $5 each but last about 15 minutes of continual travel.This is terrible. It is time Canberra attractions step up and provide a service that is value for money for families.I do not recommend this attraction at ALL!"

What a lovely place to enjoy the bliss of nature. Ideal for family/friends picnic. Has got walking/cycling trails, kids train, mini golf, fishing spots and more... barbecue/toilets and shaded sitting areas.

Had a fun little game of mini golf. Only one course was open due to an Easter egg hunt but whilst the course isn't full of fancy gimmicks, it has its own challenges. The little train that circles the grounds is even slower than the express to Sydney, but I would have still enjoyed it as a kid. We didn't dine at the cafe, but the shop has some quirky Canberra souvenirs and gifts for sale.