Fairy Park

What a cute place! My boys had a blast and loved pushing the buttons and listen to the stories. And at the Cafe we ordered Chicken Schnitzels and fries which surprisingly was great. I absolutely recommend this place if you have kids.-Lots of parking space.-The view from the top was beautiful.-This place is in the middle of nowhere and road to it is a bit rough but is worth going there at least once.

Great place for kids to roam around. Visit here every year. Well maintained attraction. Food a lil overpriced but kept us satisfied. Amazing views.

Beautiful place for a day out with young kids. The displays are really fun and engaging for them and it's all well maintained. Not too big either and the separate play area is good. plenty of spaces for rest as well, the park is well laid out.The food kiost lack choices but the chips being fried separately gives those with coeliac one option atleast, which is really appreciated!

I will start with an apology that I haven't been before and i wish I had.The family and I went on a winters day but that does not stop the magic this park has for the kids....and the big kids. I am shameless, I loved this park as much as the kids. The displays are beautiful and it is a wander down memory lane for us and a world of exploring for the little ones.This park has that pure family feel and I can't express how clean it is. The facilities, the cafe and the entire park.The staff are wonderful and so friendly and on a side note make a great coffee.We will definitely be back and this time we will bring a nice picnic with us and let the adventure begin again. Thank you

I went here as a child and it is just as I remember! It's had a few updates to keep it fresh and is still a great day for the family with a fantastic playground to finish the adventures of the day

Fairy Park is Australia’s oldest theme park, but surprisingly well cared for neat. The attractions are all based around the Brother’s Grim fairy tales so there are plenty of stories you would have heard of before.The weird old animatronics, huge statues of dragons or bean stalks and lovely big trees, plants and views over the countryside make this a pretty fun experience.We went as two adults without kids and had a good time, but it’s an attraction that’s definitely built for small kids who would get the most out of it. I don’t think it’s super accessible if you have mobility issues.I’d recommend going to anyone that likes weird or unusual travel destinations.

We took two five year old fairies here and we stayed for hours. They loved it!

What a fun place to visit with the family! Our 6 year old loved every bit of it, and so did we. There are many picnic tables for you to enjoy a meal or snack at, if you want to carry your own food. We hope to visit again soon.

A great concept set amongst beautiful countryside. My 3yo was initially a bit freaked out but soon was fascinated by the different fairy tale displays. The layout of the park is also fun to navigate, however it goes steeply uphill and the paths are narrow so you wouldn't want to have a big bulky pram. In our opinion, at $66 for 2 adults and a 3yo (baby was free) it was too expensive. Everything could do with an update (especially the playground, safety-wise) although the displays do have a vintage charm. The playground area I imagine would be fantastic for older primary aged children, not suitable for younger kids. We spent almost 2 hours there.