Step into a land of enchantment, where magic lingers in the air. #
Located at the end of Harmony Road, Enchantment Park is a brand-new magical space where imaginations can run wild, and fun awaits adventurers of all ages.
Complete with a flying fox, fairy garden, climbing tower, BBQs and a large open grassed area, this park has been designed for endless adventure.
Scattered around Enchantment Park are 8 magical QR codes that when scanned, transport you to Enchantment Park's digital world where you can sing, dance, jump and play along with Enchantment Park's very own characters:
🎶 Sing and dance along with Norman the Giant
🧙 Help Olga brew her bubbling potion
🍄 Whack mushrooms with mighty Otto the Ogre
+ so much more!
Inclusivity was front of mind when creating Enchantment Park's digital world. All QR code signage throughout the park includes braille and all online videos are complete with closed captions, so that anyone who visits can enjoy the magic too.
Whether you're looking for entertainment for the kids, or somewhere to host your next family BBQ, head to Enchantment Park and discover all of the magic it has to offer. But don't forget your phone - it is your key to unlocking all of the magical adventures!
Naming Enchantment Park's Ogre #
You can’t go to Enchantment Park without saying hello to our friendly Ogre. He’s big and green, but he needed a name.
So, we turned to the students from local Yanchep primary schools. Our ‘Name Enchantment Park’s Ogre’ competition was a big hit, and we had hundreds of entries.
Students submitted their name suggestions, plus ideas about what his favourite things would be, what adventures he likes to go on, and what he likes to eat. We loved reading all the suggestions from so many creative minds.
But in the end, there could only be one…
INTRODUCING OTTO
Named by Lillie, 9yrs old from Yanchep Lagoon Primary School.
Otto loves going for walks in the National Park. On his adventures, he collects magical crystals and shimmering shells. And after his long walks, you'll find Otto treating himself to his favourite food - fairy cupcakes. Yum!
Thanks, Lillie, for helping us bring Otto to life! It really is the perfect name for our adventurous friend.
You can find Otto guarding his bridge next to the flying fox at Enchantment Park. Next time you visit, see if you can find him, take a selfie and tag us on Facebook @indiyanchep.
