Find it at: Woodside Road, Nairne
yethorne Park is a beautiful Adelaide Hills playground located on Woodside Road in Nairne AND it’s just had a great little upgrade that includes a new nature play area and a beautiful great big grassy kick around area.
The new nature play elements blend beautifully with the existing equipment that includes a climbing spiders web, flying fox, drums, bouncers and lots of interesting play equipment for the kids to discover.
The park features a lovely duck filled lake in the centre. Make sure you know the rules about feeding ducks though. The playground is really well maintained and has a covered BBQ area that is close by, so the kids can play while you cook.
Its a beautiful spot for a BBQ, picnic or just a new spot to take the kids for a good run around in the park. Fab wide open spaces and lots of fresh air, which the hills is so good for! Well worth the drive. The locals tell us there are regular fishing comps held in the lake so check out the Kids in Adelaide Facebook page for info on upcoming events.
It’s also a popular spot for Rock Drops so keep your eyes peeled!
Stop in at Pallett Cafe, one of our top 10 Babyccino cafes for a coffee. It’s only a couple of minutes from the park.
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