Family Activities in Point Cook
Parks, playgrounds and things to do with kids in Point Cook, Victoria
📍 point cook · west
holey moley and strike bowling
Holey Moley and Strike Bowling in Point Cook offer family-friendly fun under one roof. Enjoy 18 themed mini golf holes, a bar and cafe with pizza, burgers, and kids’ meals, plus 24 bowling lanes with bumpers, laser tag, dodgems, arcade games, and party rooms for all ages.
📍 point cook · west
point social
Point Social at Stockland Point Cook is a family-friendly precinct featuring cafes, eateries, and a safe, inclusive playspace for kids. Visitors can relax in a variety of seating options, enjoy coffee or meals, and explore interactive play panels, sensory items, and a book nook. The East West Marketplace offers noodles, dumplings, sauces, drinks, and more, alongside popular dining options like Nando’s, Schnitz, Grill’d, Sharetea, Toro Sushi, and China Bar.
📍 point cook · west
old point cook homestead and stables site
Point Cook Homestead, built around 1857 as part of the Chirnside family’s estate, is a historic site featuring the main homestead, stables, outbuildings, and bluestone structures. Visitors can explore the grounds, view the old meat and dairy rooms, and walk through to the Point Cook Marine Sanctuary with city views and remnants of the old jetty. Sensible footwear is recommended, and access to the buildings is restricted.
📍 point cook · west
point cook coastal park beach and picnic area
Point Cook Coastal Park is a quiet spot for picnics and play, featuring BBQs, shelters, a small playground, and toilets. The area offers a mix of bushland and coastline, with a sandy beach perfect for exploring (swimming is not supervised). It’s ideal for a peaceful afternoon away from the suburbs.
📍 point cook · west
cheetham wetlands viewing tower
The Cheetham Wetlands offer an easy local adventure with a 1km walk to a boardwalk and viewing tower overlooking protected lagoons rich in birdlife and native plants. The tower provides sweeping views across the wetlands and back to the city. Please stay on designated paths to help protect this important conservation area.