An ice-cream shop has popped up at Macmasters Beach. It’s staffed by tiny people who serve coffee, ice-cream, fish ‘n’ chips and sand. You pay with pine needles.
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There’s also a giant red soft-fall crab! Hang on… make that two crabs! Plus a set of swings for younger tots.
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Plus, for “Ninja Warrior” fans there’s a play structure that’s sure to excite. We’ve seen many kids channeling their inner warrior on the raised balance beams, swinging bridge bars, rope climb, and bouldering wall.
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Looking for coffee? The Macs Beach Cafe at the southern end of Macs Beach is open Tuesday – Sunday from 7am. Click here to read our review of this hidden gem.
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Macmasters Beach Playground
Shade: Large pines provide some shade.
Toilets: Public toilets and an outdoor shower (for beachgoers) are just 20m from the playground.
Fencing: None. The park is set back from surrounding roads.
Age group: The play structure is best suited to children aged 3-8, but younger tots will love the crabs, shop and swings.
Parking: Free street parking.
Location: Opposite the beach. Cnr Gerda Rd & Marine Parade, Macmasters Beach.
While you’re in the area, we also recommend checking out Susan Fahey Park in Copacabana, which boasts an exciting tower standing 7m tall with a cool little cubby house perched on top!