"It was an amazing family atmosphere with lots happening."
Event organiser Selena Gaskill-Maxwell said they were stoked with the turnout and how the day went off magnificently, helping to raise around $400 which will be gifted locally.
"It went so well - so positively ... it was lots of fun. It was amazing to see so many families out and enjoying the day.
"The best part was the whole atmosphere. It was buzzing."
One young woman, who had a teddy bear given to her 26 years ago when she was in a car accident, left saying there needed to be more Teddy Bears' Picnics held, Mrs Gaskill-Maxwell said.
She'd never named the teddy and between them they decided to call it Miracle, she said.
It was nice to see the young woman win a spot prize, she said.
"It really made my day because she'd didn't think she should come. It's not just about kids.
"It's about getting people out and having a fun time."
Meanwhile, next year's picnic is in the planning.
"We know there are improvements to be made but this was our first one and it was a huge success."