2025 Palmview Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#summervacay Aussie World is a bit of a hidden gem. It’s smaller than the big-name parks, but packed with character and rides that seriously impressed me. The Redback spin ride was a wild one! The staff were super friendly, and the park had barely any lines when I went. It’s also beautifully clean and really well-kept. There’s a pub and café next door that’s great for winding down afterward. A very affordable, fun day out with a local feel.

#australiaroadtrip Fabulous fun on Tiny Tots Thursdays, with 4 delightful rides that toddlers are happy to keep going on repeatedly. Musical live show at lunchtime. You can't bring your own food in besides water, but there is a good variety of tasty and filling food and the toasties are about $7. Marvellous range of ice-cream flavours as well, and the single scoop in a cone is very generous. Sideshow Alley has fun carnival games. The duck-scooping one is probably easiest. Plenty of prizes to win. Friendly and patient staff. A splendid day out with the family.

#australiatrip Decided to head off to Aussie world for a little fun. There is plenty of things to do if you are over 1m tall, and if your kid is 99cm, they won't make any rides. Just so happened that she was just under the bar was just passing her head. So I disappointed little girl, they wouldn't let her sit with a parent The other rides were fun enough for the 2 older kids. Not much waiting times on the rides, max 10 mins. We went on Sunday and wasn't busy. The food pricing is a little high for fried chips, nuggets but that goes for any tourist attractions. Kids enjoyed the day out and 1 tip, if it is hot ring your food over to the shed as it is air conditioned