60 Mt Nebo Rd
The Gap 4061
T: 3300 2558
Clean highchairs available? Yes.
Pram access? Yes, as well as through the wildlife area - sneaky exit for prams to avoid the stairs.
Kids' menu? Not specifically.
Play area? Not needed with the animal viewing.Kids' menu? Not specifically.
Activities at the table? No.
Room for kids to move around? Yes.
Child friendly atmosphere? Yes.
Prices? Cheap cafe prices, and entry to the park is cheap too (free for under school age kids)
Yep, the name says it all....Green Tree Frog Cafe at Walkabout Creek is set amongst the wildlife of Brisbane Forest Park, and it is a fabulous place to take kids for a cheap outing without battling the crowds. Children under school age are free to go into the wildlife area, and from memory I think school age children are about $2 and adults $5. It is not a large walk through area, but it is enough for littlies to learn about different animals without having a whole day out. We arrived at about 10am, walked around the wildlife area until about 11.30, which was then perfect timing for an early lunch at the cafe and home for the littlies' midday sleep.
The wildlife area includes a platypus, wallabies, a big fat wombat, all types of lizards, snakes and water creatures, and various birds including a frog mouthed owl and several overly eager kookaburras.
The cafe's menu is limited to assorted sandwiches and paninis, sausage rolls, fruit and caesar salads, as well as cute cheese boxes with dried fruit and crackers. But it is perfect for fuelling up after a big walk around looking at animals. The coffee was perfect for an exhausted Mummy and Daddy keeping track of all four!
We sat outside on the goregous verandah, positioned up high in the trees of Brisbane Forest Park. Be careful of the kookaburras as they come down and literally take the food from your plate!! This provided great amusement for the kids!!
The Green Tree Frog Cafe is open from 9.30am til 2pm Monday to Friday, 10am til 3pm Saturday and Sunday, as well as a special Sunday brekky offer from 8.30am, which is best to book in for. I would definitely recommend for a family outing that is relaxing for parents and also exciting for the kids, without it being a big full day outing where everyone goes home cranky. It was the perfect half day out and would also be fun for a group of mums mid-week. Enjoy!!
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