Mornington Enchanted Adventure Garden Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Experience a day with a difference in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula with these tickets to Enchanted Adventure Garden, an outdoor park situated at Arthur’s Seat where gardens, mazes, games and adventures for all ages come together. You can lose yourself amongst hedges, discover giant sculptures, put your wits to the test and enjoy activities surrounded by nature.
The general admission ticket includes attractions such as the Tube Slides, the Canopy Walk, the Sky Scramble, various mazes and large puzzles. You’ll also find picnic areas, making this a particularly recommended way to spend a few hours with the family during a getaway to Mornington.
- Have fun with mazes, slides and adventure games included in the admission price.
- Explore gardens featuring topiaries, sculptures and paths winding through the trees.
- Enjoy a family-friendly activity in the natural surroundings of Arthur’s Seat.
What’s included
- Entrance to Enchanted Adventure Garden
- Tree Surfing, which requires a specific entry different from the general entry
- Food and drink
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Step by Step
With these tickets to Enchanted Adventure Garden in Mornington, you can explore an outdoor adventure park at your own pace, where nature and fun go hand in hand. Its gardens are dotted with sculptures, topiaries, play areas and various mazes, including the original Hedge Maze, at the centre of which lies a Japanese garden.
If you’re looking for a bit more of an adrenaline rush, try the Tube Slides – large slides down which you’ll glide on a rubber ring – or cross the suspension bridges amongst the trees on the Canopy Walk. For younger children, there’s also the Sky Scramble, an aerial adventure park featuring nets, bridges, obstacles, a ball pit and slides, situated up to 10 metres above the ground.
Admission also includes giant puzzles, a walk amongst sculptures and areas specially designed for children, such as the Children’s Maze and MisAdventure Voyage, a play area inspired by a shipwreck and built from a real 19th-century vessel.
You can spend around 2–3 hours exploring the main attractions, although you can also take it at a leisurely pace, bring a packed lunch and make use of the tables and picnic areas. It’s a well-rounded option for combining exercise, play and nature during a visit to the Mornington Peninsula.
Reviews
- LL.I found it to be a charming park, not just another attraction. It combines movement, play and nature in a very pleasant way.
- NN.It was a lovely experience, although on very sunny days it’s a good idea to bring a cap and some water. There’s quite a lot of outdoor space.
- RR.A clean, open-air site with plenty of variety. The giant jigsaw puzzles were harder than they looked.
- KK.The mazes are very well thought out. In one of them we actually got completely lost and ended up having a good laugh.