A full day outdoors on the Mornington Peninsula.

Boneo Discovery Park is located in Fingal on the Mornington Peninsula. Five minutes from Rosebud and just over an hour from Melbourne.

Outdoor battles, a ropes course with a flying fox, 18-hole mini golf, dinosaurs, mazes and wetlands, all in one park. Built for families, groups and school excursions.

Choose your own adventure and get single tickets for Laser Skirmish, Rock ’n’ Rope, Mission Mini Golf or the Wetlands Discovery Walk.

Want it all? The Ultimate Discovery Pass covers the lot and you can save up to $150!

A world of adventure is waiting for you.

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The deeper you venture, the more you find.

Skirmish: outdoor laser combat

All the intensity of paintball, none of the bruises or mess to clean up. Laser Skirmish is outdoor laser tag near Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula, played for real: duck behind cover, plan your attack, then charge. It’s loud, fast and tactical, and it’s the one game where kids can out-think their parents and win fair and square. Bring the family, round up your mates or make it the birthday everyone talks about at school on Monday.

  • Outdoor laser tag on a dedicated battlefield. Two teams, one session per ticket, and no paint to wash out of anyone's clothes afterwards.

    Book it on its own or take it in the Ultimate Discovery Pass.

  • Anyone who wants the intensity of paintball without the bruises.

    Bring a group and it becomes the main event of the day, which makes it a favourite for birthday parties and group bookings.

  • Clothes and shoes you can move in.

    Skirmish runs outdoors in all weather, so bring a jacket on cold or wet days, and a hat and water on warm ones.

  • Skirmish is a full outdoor, all-weather experience. Rain, hail or shine, sessions go ahead.

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Rock and Ropes: high ropes, climbing wall and flying fox

Pull on a harness and helmet and get ready for adventure. Rock ’n’ Rope is a ropes course near Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula, set high in the trees. Wobble your way across the course, find your nerve on the rock wall, then fly down the flying fox with a grin you can’t wipe off. Every step gets a little braver.

  • A high ropes course through the tree canopy, a flying fox and a rock climbing wall, all in one session. One session per ticket.

    Book it on its own or take it in the Ultimate Discovery Pass.

  • Suits a range of skill levels, from first-time climbers to confident ones. The obstacles test balance and strength, and everyone moves through the course at their own pace.

  • Closed shoes and comfortable clothes you can climb in. Tie long hair back, and bring water on warm days.

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18-Hole Mini Golf

Mini golf near Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula, winding through native gardens. Three sets of tees let first-timers and serious putters share the same course and still have a fair fight. Bring friends, a date or the whole crew, and find out who really has the touch.

  • One 18-hole round per ticket, with putters and balls supplied.

    Book a single 18-hole game on its own or get a round included with the Ultimate Discovery Pass.

  • Every age in the group. It's the one activity where the youngest player has a real chance of beating everybody else, which makes it a favourite for families, birthday groups and school visits.

  • The course is fully outdoors, so dress for the weather. On warm days bring a hat, sunscreen and water. Comfortable shoes make it easier to get around the course.

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Wetlands Discovery Walk

The Wetlands Discovery Walk is the self-guided side of Boneo Discovery Park, near Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula. Meet the dinosaurs, lose yourself in the mazes, challenge someone to a giant game, then slow right down on the beautiful boardwalk through the wetlands. No session times and no rush: stay as long as you like.

Book it on its own, or get it included with any Laser Skirmish, Rock ’n’ Rope or Ultimate Discovery Pass ticket.

  • Life-size dinosaur statues, animatronic dinosaurs and giant dinosaurs sculpted in sand by Sand Sculpting Australia. Get up close for the photo everyone will want.

  • Get lost in the hedge maze, then race to find the way out before everyone else. Little explorers can take on the smaller mazes in the Games Garden at their own pace. When you’re done, settle in for a round of giant chess, snakes and ladders, connect four or noughts and crosses, all supersized and ready to play. Grab a spot on the lawn and make an afternoon of it.

  • Follow the boardwalks as they wind through native tea-tree and out over the water. It’s the quiet side of the park, where the only noise is birdsong and the odd frog chorus after rain. Look out for swans, pelicans, herons and spoonbills on the lakes, and keep your eyes peeled for skinks soaking up the sun. Slow down, look closely and let the wetlands surprise you.

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Groups, Birthdays & School Visits

Birthday parties, community group activities and school excursions near Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula. Bring 10 or more and everyone gets Laser Skirmish or Rock ’n’ Rope, a round of Mini Golf and the Wetlands Discovery Walk. Parties can BYO food and cake and set up anywhere in the park, while school groups get a day planned around their class and curriculum.

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We're sitting on a land of discovery.

Boneo sits right alongside Tootgarook Swamp, the largest freshwater wetland left in the Port Phillip and Western Port region, close to 320 hectares of it still intact today.

More than 240 native plant species grow there, and over 100 bird species rely on it, some of them migratory birds significant enough to be protected under international agreements.

Threatened species like the Australasian Bittern and the Swamp Skink still live in it, animals most people on the Peninsula have never heard of, let alone seen. It really is a magical world of discovery.

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Discover at your own pace.

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