Find it at: The Crescent, Edwardstown

Nestled in the heart of Edwardstown is a 2021 built play space that is a nice little stop off to break up a busy day. Plenty of equipment for the 4-12yo crowd and lots of shade from the nearby trees. No toilets at this one but you will find;

  • Picnic set
  • Bench seat
  • Drinking fountain
  • Swing Platform with slide
  • Rope challenge
  • Seesaw
  • Mini soccer goals

Plenty of grassed area as well, which is also shaded from the huge trees, making this a great little picnic spot for the kids to eat their packed lunches.

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