Boneo Discovery Park

I had soo much fun with my support worker today. Soo much activities to do for a whole day out.$40per adult for unlimited mini-golf, dinosaur sand sculptures, creepy crawly, mazes and much more.Totally recommend for family with children also. Love it.

Don’t waste your money. To make this an enjoyable experience, they would need a full maintenance overhaul. We came on a sunny Sunday, it could’ve been a great morning for our family. None of the jumping castles were inflated / none of small rides were operating/ the small amount of reptile enclosures were filthy / staff were friendly but clearly didn’t want to come out to operate the tree climbing or rock wall - they kept pushing it back by hours leaving us no option but to leave with disappointed children. The worst looking nachos I’ve ever seen in the cafe and no hot chips.Could be a 3/5 in summer with TLC and everything up and running. Possibly should close or run at a discounted rate over winter, so people lower expectations.

Good for day trip. Few areas are expensive vs their worth. Tree rope climbing is best then the free to play items in grounds. Mini golf is good. Train is just so so. Clean toilets and sitting area. Kids activity corner and Amazing icecream.

The kids had a great time but the place is clearly run down which is a real shame.Just needs a full time grounds keeper to keep the lawns cut, pull out the weeds and maintain the equipment.I feel like charging extra for the rides is a real problem.The entry is expensive already and all you really get for your money is a short Wetlands walk through weeds and felled trees, and a few mazes, which were fun but not trimmed. (Apparently cut 4 times a year but not anymore).Didn't spot any wild animals or birds.While we were there, on school holidays, we spotted maybe 3 groups across the entire park. Need more people through the gates and providing the rides for free will bring more people through I reckon. Charging an extra $4 per kid isn't worth the reduced traffic IMHO.Also suggest a few outdoor BBQs. A few old looking seating areas in random spots but it would be a good picnic spot for families or gatherings.

I would score 0.5 for this park. This park is terrible, no maintenance and full of dead trees. Even my backyard is better than their ones. Their frog tanks are filled with filthy water. One of the attraction was the boat pedal and it wasn’t open due to maintenance. I would suggest them to shut the whole park and reopen to the public after maintenance.

Sadly this park has not aged well. When we came three years ago, it was looking tired. Today it was looking even worse for wear. We came to see the sand sculptures, which had been excellent previously. The ticket window was closed, so we had to buy tickets in the cafe. We just wanted to buy a general entry + sand sculptures, but were told we had to buy a full access pass that included mini golf. We bought that, and then were given the brochure that outlined that we could have got just general entry + sand sculptures. They did refund us the money, but managed to stuff that up and charged us again. Fortunately that all got sorted and we went in.The sand sculptures were a disappointment. The Animalia ones had been so detailed and there had been 20+ sculptures. This time there were 6 major sculptures, a handful of basic ones and the animatronic dinosaurs. One of the sculptures was just dinosaur bums. :/We had lunch at the cafe, but the range was limited. It took 25mins for them to get 3 croissants and 1 toasty out to us in a nearly empty cafe because they managed to burn the first round. Even so, the croissants were all slightly burned while also being cold in the middle. The toasty was barely toasted.It's sad to see the decline of this place because it has so much potential. I understand that covid shut-downs were hard and would have impacted this business, but it was already struggling before then.

The new Dino’s sand sculptures are really well done. Maze is fun and harder than it looks and the put put course was terrific and is well maintained. Staff really make an effort to include lots of extra activities for kids like a scavenger hunt and a sand art station. Sadly the board walk through the wetlands is looking a bit tired and the games zone at the back of the park was a bit of a let down, lots of the games are broken and and outdated. Good mix of things for older and younger kids but is a little bit overpriced $150 for 2A and 2C

Place needs a lot of TLC. Quite rundown.Last few years the sand sculptures have been amazing, this year they were very 'meh'.Grass needs a mow, hedge needs a prune etc$80 for a family of 4 is a stretch.

Came here last week and wasted $150. Park is not well maintained, pretty run down in most areas. Looks like some of the sand sculptures have eroded away; our kids tried to have a go at making their own sculptures, but the sand was very old and dry.There is no one in the park to supervise and when we arrived at the park, no one was around at their small ‘reception’ desk. Had to ask the people at the café who were mostly standing around at the back of the kitchen eating/talking amongst themselves.Website is misleading, as you think you’re getting a good deal when you pay for a ‘full access’ package but you still have to pay for certain rides like the carousel (which didn’t look safe anyway). The picture I have attached with this review shows a sign where the rides are only open at certain times – why not put this on the website??Be careful when walking on some of the grass areas (some are very wet and soft), as you could almost sink into the lake area if you’re too close to the edge (dangerous for young kids).Probably wouldn’t come here again, even if I had free entry.

Nice park outside of the city, couple mazes, golf area, and free games for children to play. Only thing needs to be considered is price. Very expensive for an empty park.