Find it at: North Terrace, Mt Barker
If you’re looking for somewhere with space……LOTS of space…….Anembo Park is your answer. Anembo Park is located between Mount Barker and Littlehampton just after the Hahndorf turn off and after a recent upgrade this place is awesome!
The park spans over 29 acres and include one fully fenced softball diamond, two Soccer ovals, a hockey pitch, six tennis courts you can hire, BMX track, remote control car track, playground with BBQ and seating area, public toilets and a clubhouse with canteen and bar facilities.
There is also an open space available for your fur babies to have a play at the park too (I’m talking about your dogs)
The brand new playground includes some fabulous climbing equipment, all made of wood so it won’t get too hot in summer (albeit a bit of shade would be handy), but there are lots of big shady trees around to escape the heat.
- slide
- climbing walls and frames
- firemans pole
- rockers
- flying fox
- swings
Don’t come just for the playground though. Pack up the balls, frisbee, cricket set, remote control cars, bikes, kites and all that outdoor fun stuff and let the kids run around in the wide open space………and don’t forget the dog!
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