How long does the Maze take?

Expect 45 minutes to 1 hour for a typical run-through; groups with young children may take longer.

Do I need to pre-book?

Booking ahead via the referral page is recommended during weekends and school holidays to reduce wait times.

Is there an age limit?

There is no strict minimum age listed; the experience is family-friendly with slower-paced options for young children.

Collect a wristband at the café counter, then follow the yellow path from the glass door to the kiosk where staff will admit you.

Are snacks available?

Yes—there is a kiosk inside the maze area offering snacks and drinks.

What if someone needs to exit early?

Staff are stationed to assist participants who need to leave the maze early for any reason.

Maze Yarralumla: Canberra's First Family Labyrinth Adventure | Maze | Attraction

Adventure Brief

Spend an hour getting playfully lost in Canberra's first-ever maze at 9 Pescott Ln, Yarralumla. Perfect for families and groups, the attraction pairs light physical challenge with snack-ready downtime—collect your wristband at the café and follow the yellow path to begin.

45 minutes–1 hour

easy

From A$26.50

Maze is Canberra's first-ever maze, located at 9 Pescott Ln, Yarralumla ACT 2600. Designed for families and groups, the attraction turns a simple afternoon into a compact adventure of twists, turns, and small, surprising moments. From the glass door that leads visitors onto a yellow path, the route to the kiosk becomes part of the ritual: collect a wristband from the café counter, show it at the maze kiosk, and you're admitted. The layout favors playful problem solving rather than endurance; plan on 45 minutes to an hour exploring corridors, decision points, and dead ends while staff remain nearby for safety and guidance.

Key features include the labyrinthine corridors, discrete wayfinding hints embedded in the walls, a kiosk stocked with snacks and drinks inside the maze area, and a clear check-in system tied to the wristband. The organizers have set the experience up to reward teamwork—mini challenges and surprise markers nudge groups to communicate and collaborate. The Maze is intentionally family-friendly: children's routes and slower-paced options make it accessible to a wide age range. Opening price starts at $25.

The site sits on the parkland edge of Lake Burley Griffin, surrounded by planted lawns and urban eucalypts. Although this is a built attraction rather than a geological feature, the immediate environment supports typical Canberra wildlife—expect to see black swans gliding on nearby water and kookaburras in the trees as you arrive or depart. Canberra was established as Australia's capital in 1913, and Yarralumla's combination of diplomatic precinct, public spaces, and lakeside access makes this playful maze a welcome addition to local recreation.

Practical tips: wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes for quick turns and brief running by children; bring weather-appropriate layers because the outdoor approach and kiosk seating are exposed to sun or wind; keep your wristband visible for kiosk and maze staff checks. The yellow path from the glass door is your navigation cue to the kiosk—follow it to avoid confusion. Staff can assist if someone in your party needs to exit early.

Why book the Maze when you're in Canberra? It's a compact, social diversion that breaks up museum and monument days with light physicality and cooperative problem solving. The experience pairs well with a lakeside picnic, a walk along Yarralumla Bay, or a stop at nearby parks. For visitors seeking a low-stress outdoor challenge that entertains multiple generations, Maze offers a quick, memorable escape: simple in concept, but carefully staged for delight. Plan to pair your visit with nearby cafe stops or a short cycle along the lakefront, and if you are visiting during school holidays expect busier periods; booking ahead via the Maze referral page can reduce waiting time and ensure your group enters together without missing out.

About The Yarralumla Play Station

The Yarralumla Play Station is a family-focused activity venue located in Yarralumla, Australian Capital Territory. The business offers a mix of mini golf and farm-themed experiences designed for families, school groups, and community events. On-site offerings include multiple Mini Golf options—Mini Golf • Small Group, Mini Golf • Large Group, and Mini Golf 18 & 36 Holes—and farm-oriented experiences titled Mini Farm and Farm Friends in both small and large group configurations.

The Yarralumla Play Station appears on The Adventure Collective, providing a public listing and trip descriptions for planners and visitors. Staffed by local operators, the venue presents structured activities that can accommodate different group sizes and occasion types. The Play Station markets itself to families, educators, and event coordinators seeking accessible outdoor entertainment within Canberra. Its location in Yarralumla places it within reach of local residents and visitors exploring the Australian Capital Territory. The business emphasizes clear activity options and group size choices by listing distinct trip packages, allowing organizers to select suitable formats for their parties. Information about each trip, including the Farm Friends and Mini Golf variations, is presented in concise trip names to guide booking and planning. The Yarralumla Play Station maintains public-facing listings and experience descriptions to support transparency for potential guests. For those researching family-friendly activities or group entertainment in Yarralumla, the venue provides a focused set of offerings centered on mini golf and farm-themed experiences. Detailed availability, pricing, and booking policies are published through the venue’s public listings and partner platforms for easy reference and organiser planning tools available.