A Maze 'N Things Holiday Park

The maze made for a nice challenge at the end. There were lots of different games and attractions, and both the adults and kids had a great time.

We found heaps to do here as a family, from mini golf and the massive maze to the scary house and rooms packed with odd, wonderful things and puzzles. Such a fun place, and I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Phillip Island.

We spent hours trying rooms that messed with our sense of logic, finding hidden spaces, crossing bridges, controlling a train, playing games, seeing magic, and braving a pretty terrifying slide. Some pictures seemed to have eyes that moved. We laughed, screamed, and came away amazed. There’s a cafe with free games, a big gift shop, a party room outside, and a high ropes course, though the ropes are only open at set times, so check before going. You can also try mini golf, Magic Manor, Puzzle Island, and the maze. Most of the park was clean and well kept, but the mini golf had what looked like mould on the fake grass near the last hole, and some obstacles needed repairs. More signs there would help too. Give yourself around three hours to half a day if you want to take it all in. It's a great family day out, though it is expensive and you don't have to do every activity. The park is opposite the koala conservation.

There’s a nice outdoor mini golf area and a good variety of things to try, though some of them weren’t working. What I can’t make sense of is adults paying $42 when children are around $24. Do grown-ups use that much more oxygen?