EASTER FUN                                                                                                                                  We are open every day including Good Friday.

The Cafe and Kiosk will be open each day of the school holidays from Sat 16 April to Monday 25 April.  

Easter Sunday & Monday will feature assorted entertainment throughout the day.

Free face painting by Mr McGoo and balloon art with Manny the Clown will start off the fun from around 10:30am.

Magic Shows will follow that will delight and entertain both kids and adults alike.

Easter Bunny will make an appearance in the afternoon and will be handing out free chocolate eggs to all the young ones.

Cinderella will also be there handing out balloons, posing for photo's and lending a hand to the Easter Bunny.

A mystery guest will round off a great days entertainment which begins from 10:30am through to 3:30pm

Easter is a popular time for family gatherings in the picnic grounds. Arrive early to avoid disappointment.

NEW PROJECTS
At Fairy Park there is always something new going on.

The latest project sees ‘Pop’ the Magic Dragon undergoing a makeover.

After decades exposed to the elements, he was looking a bit tired.

He’s flown away but the good news is that ‘Pop’ is going to get his mojo back!

He’ll be transformed to create a scene that will be simply breathtaking.

Complete with a new viewing platform (so that the kids can get up real close) will create an irresistible photo opportunity that we sure you will all love. 

March update: Pop is looking magnificant. The details work is painstaking slow and unfortunately he will not be ready for Easter. Good things take time!

The dragon has flown away!

GARDENS
As you make your way around the Fairy Land, you may notice several new garden beds planted out with small trees.

These will eventually grow to form mini-forests, adding even more mystical atmosphere and enchantment.

FYI these trees are commonly known as a Himalayan or Indian Cedar and form a graceful weeping habit that look simply beautiful as a feature or in clusters.

After 10 years of drought we have lost many native trees and shrubs but these hardy plants have withstood all weather conditions and continued to thrive.


Cedar forests add a mystical feel