Family Activities in Narre Warren
Parks, playgrounds and things to do with kids in Narre Warren, Victoria
📍 Narre Warren · east
butlers kitchen
This cafe in the industrial area offers a spacious, family-friendly setting with an enclosed outdoor area. The menu features breakfast, lunch, and generous kids’ options, plus space for events or large family gatherings.
📍 Narre Warren · east
good food emporium
Good Food Emporium in Narre Warren offers a vibrant wholefoods market and a plant-based café with plenty of vegan options. Enjoy fresh organic produce, sustainable products, and delicious eats like smoothie bowls and pastries. With pram-friendly seating and a cozy outdoor area, it’s a perfect spot for families.
📍 Narre Warren · east
lollipop's playland fountain gate
Lollipops, Narre Warren is a fantastic indoor play centre perfect for little adventurers. The venue features a toddler-friendly jumping castle, a main structure for bigger kids, a rock climbing wall, a foam ball zone, slides, and a tea cup ride. Older kids can also enjoy air hockey and arcade games like Daytona and Whack-a-Croc.
📍 Narre Warren · east
paint a pot and pizzeria @ fountain gate
Paint A Pot and Pizzeria, Fountain Gate: Located inside Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, this creative spot lets you pick a statue—like Mamma’s crew’s cute cat—and get painting at one of the communal tables. While the paint dries, kids can enjoy a giant Connect Four, wooden blocks, cornhole, or the retro arcade tables out the front. The main highlight here is the food: a proper kitchen with a woodfired pizza oven serves pizzas, pastas, thickshakes, pastries, and even cocktails, making it perfect for family time, date night, or a girls’ outing. Pick up your finished artwork from the Narre Warren location about a week later.
📍 Narre Warren · east
library @ bunjil place
Bunjil Place Library – Mamma loves when a library caters to the smallest readers, and Bunjil Place Library might just be the most well-stocked we’ve ever visited. The ground floor is almost entirely dedicated to kids, with three vibrant Kid Zones featuring curved shelves creating cozy reading pods. There are areas for picture storybooks, junior fiction, and levelled reading boxes perfect for guided practice. Little ones can snuggle into their own cubby hole to explore books, while the furthest corner has levelled seating, puzzles, dress-ups, and board books that even babies can enjoy.
📍 Narre Warren · east
jennifer mills: in the echo chamber @ bunjil place
Jennifer Mills’ exhibition In The Echo Chamber at Bunjil Place is a must-visit for families, featuring over 100 watercolours from animals and screen icons to everyday suburban life. Kids can join in Art Animal Bingo to spot creatures in the paintings, try slow looking and drawing activities, or take part in drop-in Art For All workshops, while teens can attend a paid watercolour session with Mills herself – a free, creative, and family-friendly experience for all ages.
📍 Narre Warren · east
lost by amanda parer @ bunjil place
Lost at Bunjil Place, Narre Warren is a breathtaking art installation by Australian artist Amanda Parer, where endangered botanical species from around the world are brought to life through towering, illuminated sculptures of flowers and foliage. Set against the backdrop of Bunjil’s iconic wings, these larger-than-life pieces glow from 10am to 10pm daily, offering a magical experience for visitors. The interactive garden-building activity on the big screen adds a unique touch, making it not just a visual wonder but a fun, hands-on experience for families. Whether you visit during the day to enjoy the vibrant colors or at night to see the sculptures glow, Lost is a stunning place to explore and capture beautiful photographs.
📍 Narre Warren · east
bunjil place
Casey Cultural and Civic Centre is an absolute gem for families! Inside, you’ll find an 800-seat theatre, a 200-seat performance studio, a gallery showcasing Australian art, a super kid-friendly library, a huge auditorium, and a lovely café. But the fun doesn’t stop there—step outside to the plaza and you’ll discover a massive outdoor screen for movie nights, water fountains perfect for running through, heaps of bean bags and deck chairs for lounging, plus a playground that connects to the Casey RAC. It’s a brilliant mix of culture, creativity, and family fun all in one spot.