URBNSURF Sydney Olympic Park: A Family-Friendly Surf Experience

If you’re looking for things to do with kids in Western Sydney that feel a bit different, URBNSURF Sydney is one experience we genuinely recommend.

Located at Sydney Olympic Park, URBNSURF brings the surf to the city with a controlled wave pool designed for all ages and skill levels. We visited with kids and can confidently say it’s a place the whole family can enjoy — whether you’re learning to surf for the first time or just want a relaxed day out watching the waves roll in.

Kids absolutely love it, and parents will appreciate how well thought out the entire venue is.

What Is URBNSURF Sydney?

URBNSURF is a man-made surf park that creates consistent, high-quality waves on a set schedule. Unlike the beach, there’s no guessing about conditions, which makes it ideal for families and beginners.

The venue is designed so beginners, kids and experienced surfers all have their own space, meaning everyone can enjoy the water safely and confidently.

URBNSURF also has two great restaurants onsite, RAFI & Sandy’s. Both restaurants are excellent spots to grab a bite after a surf or a cheeky cocktail.

Surfing Options for Families

One of the biggest reasons URBNSURF works so well for families is the range of surf sessions and lessons available.

Kids & Beginner Options:

  • Learn to Surf lessons for kids and adults
  • Beginner and intermediate sessions with gentle, predictable waves
  • Smaller wave settings that help kids build confidence

For Older Kids & Adults:

  • Intermediate and advanced surf sessions
  • Higher-energy wave options for experienced surfers

All sessions are supervised by qualified staff, and safety briefings are included, which is reassuring for parents.

What Families Need to Know Before Visiting

URBNSURF is very family-friendly and well set up for a full day out.

Facilities & Amenities:

  • Change rooms and showers
  • Lockers for personal belongings
  • Board hire and wetsuit hire available
  • Shaded areas and seating
  • Clear viewing areas for parents watching from the side
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