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1. STODELS GARDEN CENTRE



Centrally located, this is more than a garden centre. The huge and ergonomically designed jungle gym, will keep kids amused while the family enjoys lunch at the Green Leaf Cafe. The permanent jumping castle, trampolines and craft hut are some of the other things to do.



2. STRAWBERRY PICKING AT POLKADRAAI FARM



Allow the kids to interact with nature and discover where the food really comes from. This activity will captivate your children for an hour. After that, enjoy lunch at the family and budget friendly take-outs and choose from the many other activities including adventure golf, pony-rides and tractor rides.

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3.RIDE BIKES AT GREEN POINT PARK



This spacious park has plenty for kids to do. Bring your bike along, there are plenty of traffic free pathways to explore.

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4. ICE-SKATING AT GRANDWEST




Take the kids ice-skating at this kid-friendly rink. The mini-rink is the perfect place for children under a certain height to learn to skate. Only small people on the ice, and balustrades that they can reach and hang onto.

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5. THE WATERFRONT FOR KIDS



There is plenty to do for the whole family at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. This nautical themed playpark is very original and has plenty of fun equipment for kids to explore.

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For an adventure your kids will never forget, hop aboard the Jolly Roger pirate ship at the V & A Waterfront.

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Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium and discover a whole other world hidden under our seas. Support our dwindling African Penguin populations as you learn about their habitat and behaiviour. See the giant shark tank with its huge rays and eels as well or see the tropical fish tanks and Jelly Fish displays.



7.PICNIC AT KIRSTENBOSCH



Most wine farms don't allow you to bring your own picnic whereas public parks and gardens do. The entrance fee is understandable because this is a world-class destination. Enjoy thriving indiginous plants that blossom at different times of the year amid breathtaking views of the South side of Table Mountain. View the site GLITZYMAGAZINE for beautiful pictures of Cape Dutch gardens.



8. PLAYALOT



In this wonder-world for children, kids can climb up high while surrounded by safety nets. Extra long slides, plenty of trampolines and a climbing wall, are some of the many great activities. Super party-friendly, call in advance to book your booth.




9.VREDENHEIM ANIMAL PARK



A children's paradise set in front of a historical Cape Dutch Manor house, this is a special place where the parents can relax while seeing their children engage with the many activities in this safe environment. This is a new addition to the many other stunning features of this picturesque wine farm. Other highlights include the big cats enclosures with lions and tigers... The restaurant overlooking the immaculate lawns and gardens, and the classic cars showcase. An outing with plenty for the whole family. The jungle gyms and other play equipment are of unusual design and fit in with the them of farm animals. Children will exercise all different muscles and sleep well that night. Go to GLITZYMAGAZINE for more gardens and parks in Cape Town.









10. VERGELEGEN WINE FARM



The playpark in Vergelegen Wine Farm is of an unusual design that does not detract from the historic beauty of the Esate. With swings, slides, tunnels and tree-houses, this will get their energy out.

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11. WATERWORLD STRAND



On a hot day, there is nothing kids prefer to do then get wet at a water-based theme park. With slides of all shapes and sizes, there is something for every age group. Caution: Make sure your child is a confident swimmer and keep under supervision at all times. There are also plenty of jungle gyms and other activities for the little ones.

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IMHOFF FARM



For those wishing to teach their children horse riding, Imhoff farm is a great place to get in touch with professionals in the sport.




WILD WEST THEME PARK



Located in Somerset West, this is a great indoor area for kids to get plenty of exercise and have fun at the same time. A small cafe has light lunches, fries and other refreshments. Party Booths are available.




GIRAFFE HOUSE



This is the closest thing that Cape Town has to a zoo. See plenty of wild African and International animal species and awake your childs interest in science, biology and conservation.


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