Nature Play for 5–8 years
Free

Nature Play for 5–8 years

Date & time
Wed 9 Apr 2025
9:00am to 9:45am
Add to Calendar 2025-04-09 09:00 2025-04-09 09:45 Australia/Brisbane Nature Play for 5–8 years Bookings essential. This inclusive nature play program is open to children 5-8 years. Have fun in the mud kitchen or have a go at loose parts play. This is a great opportunity for families to engage in outdoor play together, with something for every age and stage of development. Downfall Creek Bushland Centre, 815 Rode Road, Chermside West
Age

5-8 years old

Cost

Free

Bookings essential. This inclusive nature play program is open to children 5-8 years. Have fun in the mud kitchen or have a go at loose parts play. This is a great opportunity for families to engage in outdoor play together, with something for every age and stage of development.

Bookings

Bookings essential. To book visit Curious Me. For more information phone Angie on 0403 564 436. 

Meeting point

Meet at the playground

Venue

Downfall Creek Bushland Centre, 815 Rode Road, Chermside West

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