Kickeroos

Last updated April 2026

At Kickeroos in Centennial Park, Sydney, little feet get their first taste of soccer magic under the open skies of Lachlan Reserve. This isn’t just any junior soccer club — it’s where the love of the game begins, with coaches who turn every training session into a game, not a drill. Kids adore the playful drills that feel more like fun than practice, building confidence one kick at a time. The grassy fields here are perfect for tiny boots to explore, and the community vibe means parents feel welcome too. Whether it’s a weekend morning or a weekday evening, Kickeroos makes soccer feel like playtime. A highlight for families seeking kids activities in Centennial Park Sydney. **What to Bring** Wear comfortable athletic clothes and bring a water bottle. Pack a light jacket if training runs into cooler months. Sunscreen is a must — shade is limited on the field. A soccer ball isn’t required, but kids love bringing their own to practice at home. **Best Age Range** Perfect for 3–8 year olds, with programs designed for toddlers taking their first steps on the field. Older kids up to 12 can join in too, with skills sharpened alongside peers. **Good to Know** Sessions run during school terms, with holiday programs also available — ideal for school holiday activities in Sydney. No need to book ahead for casual sessions, but check their social media for seasonal pricing. Parking is free along Parkes Drive, and the fields are a two-minute walk from the nearest drop-off point. **Nearby** After soccer, head to the playground at Centennial Parklands for a picnic lunch — just a 5-minute drive away. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on weekends — it gets busy by 10am. Bring a spare pair of socks — grass always wins. Chat with the coaches; they’re happy to suggest drills for home practice.