xscape at the cape fun park

Yes, $40 per child is pricey, but my girls loved it (6 & 8). We went in March (we'd taken the kids out of school and it was a Wednesday) so it wasn't busy and the girls went nuts. They spent most of their time on the water playground and the new massive water slide, but they wanted to do everything, so we did get value for money. (If you have an Entertainment Values Book you get one entry free!)There really isn't anything for adults, true, so pack a book and enjoy some relaxation under the shady trees. The food is well-priced - I didn't realise you could take your own food in, which would be good. (A bar for Mum and Dad would be even better!)The staff were friendly and helpful.

Advertising did their job, got you in! This is not an all day place for adults! Two of the parks packages include the "water" theme(no pool) $40. Includes 2 sessions on trampoline 2 goes in the maze, 1 go at mini golf and unlimited goes on the water thing and climbing a frame! Mmmmm!!?? I was very unimpressed with this place that I would not recommend it to any one! You do not get the option of just using the water theme like all the other "fun" themes which is a rip off! Like other adults there who did not have to go with their kids, we just sat for 2 and a half hours doing nothing! The beaches would be better value. Adventure world may be pricey but at least you can stay all day and adults too have fun!

if your local and you have been twice before, you get a discount. So make sure you tell the ticket person you want the local discount otherwise it's WAY overpriced for what they offer.All us adults wanted to do was go down the stupid giant blow up slide just once or twice and they wouldn't allow us to without purchasing a $40 unlimited water park ticket which doesn't make sense cause we are too big for the water playground.Yet you can go on the tramps with a single payment ect. so we just sat there and watched the kids. Which cost us $120 for 3 kids. Almost cost us $200 for the whole family for what? What a total rip off, don't bother unless your rich just take your kids to the beach. Adventure world is cheaper. Two thumbs down for unhelpful and unsympathetic staff.

Go! Go! Go! It's so fun!!! Yes it was a little pricey but as a treat it was worth it! Kids had a ball! Plenty of seating but I would suggest going in the AM to ensure a table. :)

We took our 5 & 6 year olds here for a belated Christmas present....so glad we did. Expected them to be there a couple of hours we were there for 4 hours!! We only saw them when they were hungry. Was extremely busy when we arrived at 10.20am, although when the management realised there wasn't enough seating they started to put out more tables & chairs. You can take your own food and drink and chairs if you wish, although the food & beverages aren't ovepriced so you don't mind buying something when you're not being ripped off! What a stroke of genius to open this place would highly recommend.

We went for a couple of hours and stayed for 5 hours.great day out. Suggest you get there as soon as it opens at 09.30

We read a lot of reviews before deciding to go here - WHAT A GREAT DAY! Our boys are 6 and 9 and had a ball - 6 hours of great fun for $40 each - great value for Down South. Included unlimited water park, 2 x trampolines, 2 x mazes, unlimited kids zone and 1 x putt putt golf. You can take your own lunches and drinks to save money. The staff are just wonderful to the kids and the place was well shaded and very clean. Great job Xscape!!!

We absolutely loved this new fun park for kids. Best for kids up to about 14. Even fairly small children can do quite a bit with parental help.The park has a number f different areas which children can play in. Access depends on how much you pay. If you've never been before, they will want to do it all. On a revisit, you can tailor the areas to suit your time.We easily spent 5 hours there with a 6 year old and an 8 year old. They particular loved the water park, but also really enjoyed everything else too, including maze, trampolines, climbing/slide tower, gian boucy castle, mini golf and small train.The best part is that for children over 5, parents do not need to accompany them in each section ( although you can if you want) and as a spectator you don't have to pay. I think that is a very considerate arrangement.There is plenty of shade, good toilets/change facilities, and a great cafe. Bring your own food or else enjoy the relaxed seats at the cafe with your adult friends whilst your kids safely entertain themselves.Really impressed and a great new venue to add to the attractions of the Busselton area.

Get place for the kids to have a bit of fun whilst keeping cool. The kids enjoyed the Get Wet H2O and the Jump N Tramps. Would be nice if you could just get access to the Get Wet H2O without having purchase as a combo. Food was great and reasonably priced which made the day enjoyable as a spectator.

Took our son and his mate for a fun day out! Turned out to be ridiculously overpriced, worst customer service we've ever experienced! The owners are money grabbing pigs! Don't waste your MONEY!

Nice clean facilities and activities were fun, however it is expensive. $5.50 for a single icecream! Robbery. Also once entry is paid it should be unlimited for all activities. Very nice and helpful staff.

Visited the park with our boys 15 mths, 5 and 6 yesterday. We paid $64 for the boys and was not worth it! The waterslides were running but after getting out of the freezing water there was no hot water in the change rooms, or solid door just plastic flaps. We asked when the train would next be running as the clock at the station said hour and a half ago, we asked politely just so we knew when to be there but met with rudeness and aggressive attitudes by staff Second time we've been, wont be a third!

This is the kids paradise mecca down south. Tons of fun for kids of all ages. Great for any time of the year, but the water park is definitely a highlight so bring your swimmers if not too cold.Unfortunately there isn't much for adults to do. The Yahava coffee is decent thankfully, but there is NO free WiFi (!!!) and no complimentary newspapers or magazines to pass the time while the kids are in bliss. So take a book or something to do there, as three hours (or however long you can manage) just watching the kids can be tough. Prices range from $6 but for the 'works' you'll be paying $40 per kid. Plus ice creams, coffees and food makes for a very expensive visit.Recommended for kids, and only for very patient, well off parents!3.5 stars

Unfortunately went thinking the water attraction would keep my nearly teenager enthralled for hours so you can imagine the disappointment when he came over to me and said he slipped over on it a couple of times (never slipped over at one similar at Adventure World, Perth). Then to top that off, the slides were super SLOW. I mentioned these things to the staff and was told the water attraction was designed to include younger children so it looks like our bigger kids miss out here. The older kids were not allowed on the very high climbing equipment as apparently that is only for the young kids too as was the jumping castle. The "tower" was for bigger kids, but was tiny in comparison and certainly didn't keep the older kids amused for long. Entry also only included one turn at the mini golf and I think 2 turns on the Tower and I think it was 2 turns on the trampolines. The maze was ok and kept my son busy for about 20 minutes. It cost $40 for entry for my son (free for spectators). Definitely way over priced for older children where there is little to do for them. Will not go again.

Overall a great place to take the children. Daughter loved it, and lots to do. Great facilities and lots of seating space. Unfortunately, our service regarding healthy food wasn't quite what we had expected. Pretty much the entire menu came with a side of chips/fries. We requested that instead of this, we would like just a small salad as we try to feed our 3 year old daughter healthy food only (particularly stay away from anything fried). The staff were very rude and abrupt when it came to this request, and ultimately were were denied the swap out. I found that this service completed contradicts the healthy, active lifestyle they are promoting just outside the cafe in all the play areas. You would think even if they don't advertise salads as an option, they could at least cater for us as a once off. It's not like they couldn't actually make the salad (I saw plenty of burgers leaving with plenty of salad), they just refused to move away from their set menu. All I wanted was some lettuce leaves, tomato and cucumber slices in place of some fried chips - not that much to ask for you would think! Let's hope I have better luck next time.