Family Activities in Clayton
Parks, playgrounds and things to do with kids in Clayton, Victoria
📍 Clayton · east
two rupees brewing company
Two Rupees Brewing Company in Clayton is a family- and dog-friendly brewpub offering in-house beers, pizzas, and Sri Lankan pan rolls. It’s a relaxed spot for casual meals or watching sports.
📍 Clayton · east
pixieland @ m-city
Pixieland is a magical playcentre that transports kids into a whimsical world full of fun and imagination. The space is divided into themed zones, from a garden and supermarket area with light-up bricks to an upstairs pamper room for aspiring princesses, complete with dress-ups and vanities. Little adventurers will love the galactic cone slide, ball pit with interactive game walls, spiral tunnels and ball vacuum chute, while the projection room mesmerises with ever-changing animations. Mini rides like a train, Ferris wheel and unicorn merry-go-round keep the excitement going, and grown-ups are well catered for with a café and complimentary coffee voucher — making Pixieland a truly enchanting day out for the whole family.
📍 Clayton · east
crocs indoor playcentre
Crocs Playcentre, Clayton is a fantastic indoor escape for rainy or chilly days, offering play zones for all ages and a Muffin Break café for grown-ups. Babies under 18 months have a dedicated soft play area with interactive panels, a see-saw and building blocks, while the under-4s can enjoy a gated soft play zone with a merry-go-round, mini jumping castle and interactive floor piano. Older kids and little adventurers can explore multi-level slides, tunnels, foam ball shooters and a race track with push bikes and trikes. With fun for the whole family and a weekday discount for preschoolers, Crocs Clayton is an ideal destination — just don’t forget your socks!
📍 Clayton · east
family fiesta @ monash university performing arts centres
Family Fiesta at MPAC is back for 2025 with an exciting 4-day program celebrating the arts and performances for children! This year’s theme is Antarctica, exploring life on the world’s largest ice sheet. The festival blends interactive installations, performances, and workshops, combining cutting-edge Antarctic science with creative, imaginative experiences. With tickets priced at a maximum of just $15, Mamma’s top picks are ready for an unforgettable adventure!
📍 clayton · south
modu
Modu is a family-friendly Chinese restaurant offering a wide range of dishes, including dumplings, noodles, rice, and popcorn chicken. The attentive staff and variety of options make it suitable for both kids and adults.