Top Things to do in Frankston
What to do and see in Frankston, Victoria: The Best Fun Activities & Games
Discover the best top things to do in Frankston, Australia including Excape, Holey Moley Golf Club Bayside, Strike Bayside, Frankston Regional Foreshore Playground, Ballam Park, Jubilee Park, Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre, Hoyts Cinema, Heritage Reserve, ZONE BOWLING.
Restaurants in Frankston
1. Excape
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
Excape is the Mornington peninsula’s premier escape room experience. Excape is an exciting real life adventure game where a team of players need to escape the room by solving clues and series of puzzles within 60 minutes. Excape rooms are designed for people who love a challenge. It is an interactive game where people need to use logic, problem solving and teamwork.
Reviewed By Krimson25
Me and my mum both completed a FCI escape room and it was a wonderful experience with the perfect mixture of challenges. Host was amazing and helped us when we truly needed it. Rooms coulds be a bit more developed but didn't affect the immersion.
2. Holey Moley Golf Club Bayside
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Get ready to putt your stuff, because Holey Moley has come to Bayside! With two different courses to choose from, you’ll putt your stuff around 18 uniquely themed holes. Take a seat on the couch at 742 Evergreen Terrace, turn things topsy-turvy in the Upside Down and lay your claim to The Nine Iron Throne. Whether you’re scouting out something sweet to do on a weekend, looking to book the best b
3. Strike Bayside
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Strike Bayside is not your normal bowling alley! Located in the heart of Bayside Shopping Centre Strike has a full gourmet kitchen, pool tables plus an indoor and outdoor bar. Strike Bayside has something for everyone. Strike Bayside boats seven luxe bowling lanes, an immersive laser tag arena and private karaoke rooms. So what are you waiting for?
4. Frankston Regional Foreshore Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
The Frankston Regional Foreshore Playground is due to be upgraded in the winter 2017.
Reviewed By rvb48 - Melbourne, Australia
Visited with my family and it was a beautiful day to have a nice family day out with barbecue, a childrens beach as well as the playground. Kept them happy for hours. There is also a restaurant on site for meals or drinks..
5. Ballam Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Council has temporarily closed a small section of the recently constructed playground at Ballam Park while further works are undertaken as part of the upgrades. We will advise when this area will reopen for families to enjoy.
Reviewed By urbandrifter - Melbourne, Australia
There is sport on the ovals and long paths to walk or cycle or scooter. Multiple playgrounds, with all the elements that you’d expect. Plenty of wide open spaces for.... well just playing. Add in BBQs, shelters, and public toilets and it has it all. It has so much to offer and the Karringal shops are next door. There is a bus stop out the front as well and the old homestead adjoins it.
6. Jubilee Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
7. Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By platypus150 - Melbourne, Australia
It is a really impressive site and has a skate park out the back. Covering all forms of exercise and fitness, there is some very impressive water features (huge slides - using rafts), plus classes for aerobics and a gym in the health club. The water features offer both playing areas plus serious lap swimming areas.
8. Hoyts Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Masterofsolotravels
I’ve been to Hoyts at Frankston a few times in 2018, most recently in November to see ‘Bohemian Rhapsody.’ Started going to Hoyts Frankston initially because Village at Southland (my main cinema) didn’t have the film I wanted to see at a convenient time. After my first experience, however, I have returned multiple times to see films as I like the atmosphere. The thing that I like best about Hoyts Frankston is that the seats are super comfy recliners almost like a Gold Class experience but at the regular ticket price and in a larger cinema and without ‘table service.’ The comfy seating makes it really easy to relax and lose oneself in the film, especially if you bring a neck pillow and blanket as I always bring. The staff are super pleasant and the cinemas have plenty of surrounding amenities. These include clean toilets and multiple options for eateries downstairs such as Sub Way, The Coffee Club, Pizza Hut and a Japanese cafe.
9. Heritage Reserve
10. ZONE BOWLING
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
ZONE BOWLING Frankston features 28 bowling lanes, 30 arcades, delicious food and drink offerings. Celebrate your next Birthday Party, Group event or just head on down for some fun.
