Having just moved to Perth we wanted a fun day out for three adults three children while it was a bit quieter before the schools break up for Christmas. We booked to come mid week when the Black Friday deal came on so got 20% off tickets, it was great there were a few school trips and families but didn’t have to queue long for the slides! We were here from opening until it closed luckily it wasn’t too hot, the new lagoon pool that’s opened is great, there are plenty of areas for all age groups alongside golf and chess and a couple of mazes. There is also a koala experience which unfortunately is not included but we paid and it was great got up close and learned a lot about them! Would definitely recommend and be coming back again!

We had a brilliant day here with our children (boys) aged 10, 12 and 14. They loved the water rides so much that we didn't get to do any dry activities.

My husband and I took our two children aged 11 and 13 to Outback Splash. We knew that during the winter the water play area would be closed but thought the mini golf, koalas and mazes were worth a journey out to see. The cost of $10 per person was definitely reasonable and I also thought the food was quite tasty and not too expensive. What really disappointed me to no end and why I gave two stars was that we paid the extra to see the koalas up close. The koalas looked so miserable - they sat on their branch with their head against the wall the whole time. I get that it is their environment and they were sleepy, but why charge for this ‘experience’ if you’re not even able to take a photo of the front of the koala. I have a beautiful picture of my son with the koalas butt. The attraction I also thought as constructive feedback should have had two people running it - one person to answer questions people may have from the viewing deck and the other for the people in the enclosure who paid the extra. Our person spent the entire time talking to everyone else and just moved a set of steps around for my kids to step on and try and pat the back of the koala. I think in the winter, this park is really clutching at straws with activities for kids.

Fantastic place - mini golf, mazes, animals and incredible water play. Suits a wide variety of ages. Also has a decent cafe. Staff were great (rare at kid venues!), pleasant, patient and constantly observant of kids in the water - offering tips on slides and advice they were actually a highlight!

Coming back here as an adult with your spawn is a trip down memory lane. Pristine lawn (some would have lawn envy!) great clean facilities and timeless classics, even if it’s the quieter times it’s worth a trip to see all the nearly retired English people get burned

Really rude staff, poor facilities and untidy - try adventure world it’s a much better experience for the whole family.

I really enjoyed the park and my son had a great time. The koala experience was also good my issue and the 3 stars only is because I specifically went in to the burger bar to ask when was last ordering to get my son dinner before we went home and was told kitchen closed at 4pm. So at 3.40pm I went back in to order to be told no kitchen is closed. She then argued with me that must have got it wrong. There was 3 of us adults we didn't get it wrong. The staff member said to be nice maybe come in at 3.45pm so give some time before they close up. So now I promised my kid dinner and had to let him down and he has to go hungry until we reach food on way home, which there wasn't much on the way. Staff had no name badges so her asking who told me was useless.

Beautiful toddler pool, wonderful gardens and shady areas. Shady huts available for hire around the kiddie pool. Went looking for a pool to swim in. No pool. Explains why older kids where running through the toddler pool with little consideration for toddlers. It is a beautiful spot but for young adults, teenagers or us older couples there wasn't much to do except line up for 45 minutes to have a slide.

Previous reviews (that I should have read) capture the issues with this place pretty well. If you've been to well known waterparks elsewhere in the world then be prepared, Outback Splash is miles below that standard. We arrived with 3 very excited younger kids (6,4 & 1.5 years old) and were prepared for it to be a busy bank holiday. It seems the venue weren't as prepared, despite times of Covid and the loophole of "no masks" at places like this there was no cap on ticket sales and the place was packed beyond reason. The "Octopus Bay" toddler area (where we booked a Cabana) was a total riot of all aged kids for the whole day, our little man was quite overwhelmed. This area is also only partly covered and given the age of children and number of adults hovering to supervise i think they could shell out for a sail over the slide area. Splash Island had 15 minute queues for slides that were so short and slow that my 4 year old was bored after going on just one of them. Two clear reasons for the queues were rides being too slow (I mean myself and the 6 year old both had to shuffles ourselves down sections of two slides) and the fact that you had one stressed, teenage lifeguard operating multiple slides and nobody at the bottom of them - clear case of safety and enjoyment traded off with cheaper running costs. The larger rides looked fun (The Wall certainly was) but we only managed on one of them due to the 25 minute wait time, half of which was in full sun. Only feedback here was again staff related, they should be checking height and weight of riders before they join these queues. On the one ride we went on we saw several crying kids and angry adults walking back down the 5 flights of stairs after being turned away at the top of the slides - pretty poor. Toilets were way to small for the number of people in the venue, the one and only kids height urinal was backed up from about 11am and still that way before we left at 3pm. Only 2 cubicles which were rendered filthy beyond use pretty quickly. I could go on about other small issues but it's mostly stuff you'd really expect from a big venue like this so no need to go into detail, just go in eyes open. So in summary, I'm not in a rush to go back - there are hundreds of better things to do around this fantastic city with $200 that your kids will love.

What a great place to have fun! Both kids and adults enjoyed it. Highly recommended and will be visiting again.

You cannot charge $40 a head and not even provide a pool. Only half decent if you have younger kids for the octopus splash area. Having zero mechanical rides is absolutely fine but you simply cannot slog a family $100+ for 4 mediocre water slides and no where to swim. Hate to condemn a theme park when I think it’s healthy for Adventure world to have competition but for an extra $10pp please get value for money elsewhere. Should be renamed backyard splash.

So firstly all my friends who are parents and have kids, if you want to really “Tire out your kids”, then this place is for you! Today the team and I were not prepared for the level of epicness experienced at Outback Splash. In the past other amusement parks, we’ve visited only offer a one hour or time-limited pass. But not Outback Splash it’s an all-day event which is fantastic value for money. There are so many things to see and do, we ran out of time, which is now a great excuse to return. After a morning session on the slides, the team and I headed off for a game of mini-golf which Bryce won, AGAIN! Then following a quick lunch the gents lazed on the deck chairs while I explored the animal sanctuary and attempted of the mazes. One of the many other things that impressed me with Outback Splash was the level of supervision. You never have to look more than 5 meters away to see a staff member or lifeguard who were all super friendly and helpful. Thank you to everyone who attended, thank you to the amazing staff at Outback Splash, we cannot wait to return! Visit their website for more info and tickets below

My favourite part was the belly slide. Fact the belly slide is the fastest belly slide in WA. They have all the sorts of mazes

We visited he Maze last week with 2 grandchildren and even though the Outback Splash Section was closed for winter there was loads for the children to do. We also booked Archery for the four of us and this was great fun. The organisation and Safety was of the highest degree and we felt our 2 grandsons 7 and 8 were not in any danger. I would recommend the Archery to everyone. There are 4 mazes to enjoy and lots of other activities including mini golf, kangaroos, emus, birds, wombat. The grounds are very well maintained and the food at the cafe was very adequate. The price for the School holidays of $10/person entry and $10/person for Archery was very good value. We will certainly visit again in the future.

Recently went here for the day once you are in everything is included in the price (except food and drink) you are able to take your own food and drink and also hire a cabana (many to choose from) a really good day out highly recommend