Summer Chia

Best place to be on super hot days!

A pretty small place (in such a big city) with fewer animals than expected. The train ride was fun, thanks to the loco pilot with a fun personality. Most memorable? Being up close and personal with wallabies and witnessing a peacock making a beeline for the ice cream shop. An eye-opening experience for our kid so admission ticket and parking prices are inconsequential.

Majorly swooned by this magnificent place. Family and I hike here countless times, all year round. Several paths to choose from—never a dull moment whenever we’re there. My daughter has been hiking here since she was three and now that she’s six, she always asks to hike “the tough one.” Oodles of thanks to the kind folks who maintain the park so so so so well! It’s almost as if it’s untouched by man and so nature-lovers, you’re in for a sweet treat!

No one in the family can get enough of this fabulous park. Come spring, we’ll begin to see super duper adorable ducklings and goslings running around. When the weather becomes really warm, it’s a great place to cool off in shades provided by trees and my five-year-old will always asks to bring her bike or her scooter to the park. Trees will show off their kaleidoscope of colours when autumn rolls in and what a sight it is to behold. Last but not least, the amazing Christmas decorations put up by God-knows-how-many-hardworking-folks never cease to take our breaths away.