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From humble beginnings nearly 30 years ago Funfields has developed into Melbourne’s Favourite Theme Park with a host of quality attractions featuring a tantalising mix of both wet and dry rides  to guarantee a truly awesome day of outdoor family fun with Unlimited Rides ON ALL OUR ATTRACTIONS ALL DAY.
Everday’s funday @ Funfields!
Enjoy the Alpine Toboggan Slide, Go Karts, Swinging Pirate Ship and Bumper Boats or test your skills at the ALL NEW Treasure Cove Mini Golf Course.
When you’re ready to cool off  head over to Wacky Waters, a magical aquatic playground with over 20 interactive features and Australia’s only Hydro Storm™
For our younger Funfielders in 2016 we opened the Birdy Cove Waterplay area with complete with Tipping Bucket, 2 waterslides and plenty of squirts and splashes.
If slides is more your thing then you’re spoilt for choice at Funfields. The Blackout and Wipeout raft waterslides offer two exciting and very different experiences. Then there is the two Splashdown Waterslides and for the extreme thrill seekers our two newest attractions Typhoon and the Kraken Racer. Our Typhoon is the World’s Longest Pro Slide CannonBowl ride ever built and the Kraken Racer is a first for Australia!.
We haven’t forgotten about our younger Funfielders who can enjoy the Formula Fun Mini Go Karts, Cup & Saucer ride with a slithery twist, Burnout, Pony Xpress Carousel, the Berry Ferris Wheel and the Samba Balloon.
So whether it’s fast or slow, wet or dry, there’s something for everyone at Funfields!

Plenty Ranges Arts Centre is the premier theatre centre in Melbourne's northern suburbs.

Since opening in March 1996, Plenty Ranges Arts Centre has been the ideal venue for performing arts, social functions, wedding receptions and corporate events, as well as providing live theatre entertainment for the local community.

The fully equipped theatres host the PRAC Theatre Season, the annual Musical Morning program and a range of community performances.

Yarrambat Picnic provides the perfect spot for a family day out. Facilities include electric barbecues, picnic tables and a picnic shelter. Toilet facilities are also provided and have access for people with limited mobility. The area of park around the picnic area provides wide open spaces for playing cricket, kicking a football, flying a kite or walking the dog. Spectacular views of Kinglake National Park and Mt Disappointment are also on offer. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

Nioka Bush Camp is a quiet retreat away from the stresses of city life. Stay overnight in the great outdoors, camping or in bunkhouse accommodation. Explore the sights and sounds of of the bush on a pleasant bushwalk. The wildlife is varied and you might catch a glimpse of an Eastern Grey Kangaroo or a Sugar Glider. Facilities provided include toilets, hot showers, non-powered campsites, bunkhouse accommodation, water, campfire ring (byo firewood), barbecues, hall with wood heater and kitchen. Access the camp off Gordons Road via Plenty Road in South Morang. Camping at Nioka Bush camp is by prior booking only. You can book online or call. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

Plenty Gorge Park offers a wide range of natural and cultural experiences only 20km from Melbourne CBD. With views of the Plenty River and a backdrop of the wooded Plenty Gorge, this is a perfect spot for a quiet picnic or barbecue. Visitors to Yarrambat can enjoy views of the Kinglake Ranges and the Plenty River valley. Nioka Bush Camp is a great place for group camping, with bunkhouse accommodation available. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

Take a look back in time at the historic Hawkstowe Picnic Area. You'll be impressed by the brick and bluestone Le Page homestead, barn and stables. Take a walk around the picturesque lakes. Sit on the jetty and discover the abundant wildlife. Maybe the friendly kangaroos will come and visit you. The picnic area has toilets, electric barbecues and picnic shelters. Things to see and do - Take a look back in time at the historic Hawkstowe farm complex, which sits elegantly on the hill with views of the entire Park. This area consists of the brick and bluestone Le Page homestead, barn and stables - Extensive restoration works have been undertaken on the homestead building in recent times, returning it to its 1860's period. Surrounding the homestead is a cottage garden with mature exotic trees. The garden is maintained by volunteer members from the Mill Park Garden Club - The Le Page Homestead is the home base for Plenty Valley Arts Inc, who offer arts based activities and events to the broader community. The homestead gallery is open to the public for inspection and sales by appointment - On the first and third Sunday of each month a local woodcarver shows his artwork and sells his products - The playground is the perfect place for the children to play safely - Take a walk around the picturesque lakes. Sit on the jetty and discover the abundant wildlife Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.