Is there is minimum or maximum number of children?
There is no minimum number of children however the minimum payment is for 12 children on weekdays and 15 children on weekends payment is required at the time of booking. The maximum number of children is 25 for 1-5 years and 50 children aged 6 and over.
What should the kids wear?
All of the programs are based outdoors. Kids and supervising adult/s should be dressed appropriately for the conditions, including practical walking shoes and hats, sunscreen or raincoats depending on the weather conditions.
How long does the party run for?
2 hours including 1-hour ranger led activity and food/cake time. Venue hire commences 15 mins prior to the start of the party and 15 mins after the conclusion of the party.
What venues do you have available?
You may book Caley’s Patio or one of three picnic areas at the Wildflower Garden. Picnic areas will be allocated based on availability and suitability for a theme. If you have a preferred picnic area, please discuss with a team member.
Can siblings attend?
Any children including siblings wanting to actively participant in ranger led activities must be included in final balance numbers. Depending on the group size and available timing, siblings can watch the fauna encounter however priority will be given to paid party attendees.
What happens if it is raining?
Wild Birthday Parties still go ahead in wet weather. In the event of severe weather or high fire risk, parties may need to be cancelled. If this is likely, staff will be in contact during the week prior to make arrangements.
Is food and/or cake provided?
No, catering is the responsibility of the party host.
Can we decorate the venue?
Yes, you are permitted to attach temporary decorations to fixed structures (not trees or heritage structures) within the hire area. These must be completely removed by the conclusion of the hire period, including attachments such as tape or string. As part of Ku-ring-gai Councils focus on sustainable events Balloons, confetti, party poppers and piñatas are not permitted. Please see our Sustainable Event Guide document for further details.