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Bali with Kids: Your Updated Family Travel Guide (2025/26)

Bali has long been a favourite family holiday destination for South Australians, and it is easy to see why. It is close to home, relatively affordable, and packed with experiences that suit everyone from babies to teenagers. Whether you are planning your first overseas trip with kids or returning for another family adventure, Bali offers a relaxed and welcoming environment for travelling with children. From calm beaches and family friendly...

Discover History Beneath the Streets of Adelaide: Old Treasury & Tunnels Adventure!

Escape the ordinary and step into the underground….well, sort of! Every Sunday at 1pm and 3pm, the National Trust invites curious minds aged 8 and up to join a journey through the Old Treasury Building at the Adina Treasury Hotel, right in the heart of Adelaide. This tour is quite literally a hidden gem for families wanting to combine a history lesson with a little adventure. It’s an immersive, accessible experience, just right for...

BIG4 The Bend Holiday Park

If you’re looking for a family getaway that has something for everyone, BIG4 The Bend Holiday Park in South Australia’s Murraylands should be at the top of your list. Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation, or just some good old-fashioned family fun, this park has it all – and then some. The Bend is more than just a place to stay – it’s a destination in itself. Kids will have endless energy to burn with a huge swimming pool, jumping pillow,...

Family Friendly Victor Harbor

Victor Harbor is an iconic seaside town less than an hour out of Adelaide. The weather is always a little cooler in Victor, which makes it the IDEAL place to visit with the kids during the searing heat of Adelaide summers. The beaches are great, with Middleton, Carrikalinga, Goolwa and Port Elliot a short drive away and great for body boarding, surfing and swimming. There’s delicious bakeries and family friendly cafes and restaurants to...

Don Moseley Park Playground, Keith

Find it at: Heritage Street, Keith Don Moseley Park received an extensive playground redevelopment late 2025. This nature-themed upgrade includes water play, a flying fox, sandpit, huge 4.2m tall towers, slides, swings, cubby houses and so much more. The best news? The famous ‘train’ roller coaster has remained part of this playground! If you are heading to the states South East or on a road trip to Melbourne or any where along...

Where to Go Flower Picking in Adelaide: Best Farms, Fields & Seasonal Spots

Looking for a fun day out with the kids (or just an excuse to wander through gorgeous fields of flowers)? Adelaide has some amazing spots where you can pick your own blooms – from bright yellow sunflowers in summer to colourful tulips in spring. It’s the perfect mix of fresh air, family fun and Insta-worthy photos. Here’s our guide to the best places to go flower picking in Adelaide. Hahndorf Flower Farm - PYO Flowers this Spring Hahndorf...

Ortus Wines Family Friendly Cellar Door

Family friendly winery, just before you roll into McLaren Vale? Yes Please! Nestled in Willunga as the gateway to the McLaren Vale region, Ortus Wines’ cellar door is a beautiful, laid-back spot that parents and kids instantly adore. Set in a cleverly repurposed fett-block old machinery store, the interior blends industrial warehouse style with polished concrete floors and airy, art-deco light pendants. An oversized cosy fireplace in winter and...

A Picnic Spot in Adelaide for every weekend in Spring

Goodbye Winter and hello Spring! Looking for the perfect picnic spot in Adelaide? Whether you’re after a shady spot by water, a beachside escape, or a scenic park with plenty of space for the kids to run around, we’ve got you covered! And if you’re hunting for the perfect picnic rug or cute accessories to make your outing extra cosy, we’ve got that covered too! Adelaide is home to some incredible picnic locations, from hidden gems to...

South Australian Museum

Discover a world of wonder at the South Australian Museum Looking for something fun (and free) to do with the kids? The South Australian Museum is packed with five floors of things to see, touch and discover. It’s the kind of place where curiosity takes over, and every corner has something new to explore. Start your visit in the popular, World Mammals Gallery on the ground floor where kids can gaze at lions, elephants and tigers standing side...

Onkaparinga River Recreation Park & National Park

Two parks. One river. Endless family fun!Onkaparinga River National Park – think hiking, lookouts, camping & the dramatic gorge.Onkaparinga River Recreation Park – wetlands, boardwalks, kayaking, fishing & family picnics. Onkaparinga River National Park A kaleidoscope of nature’s best with diverse hiking trails to the op of the cliff tops or down to permanent rock pools teeming with life. You’ll see rugged ridge tops and the...

Witton Bluff Base Trail

Nestled along Adelaide’s picturesque southern coastline, the Witton Bluff Base Trail is now fully open, offering families an inviting and accessible coastal adventure between Christies Beach and Port Noarlunga. What Makes It Family-Friendly? Safe and inclusive access: A smooth, sealed pathway, 3 metres wide, designed for shared use by walkers, prams, wheelchairs, and cyclists. Gentle terrain, easy pace: The entire 1.1 km trail takes about 30–45...

The Best Playground Slides in Adelaide

Everyone loves a slide, so we put together a bucket list of Adelaide’s best slides for you to tick off for the school holidays and beyond, and with all the amazing new playgrounds popping up all over the place at the moment you don’t have to drive too far out of the CBD to find one. Here’s the list of what we think are THE TOP TEN slides you’ll find in Adelaide (in no particular order) To find out more about the playgrounds you’ll find them in...

Coast is Calling Vouchers

A brand-new initiative from the South Australian Tourism Commission, this scheme aims to support tourism in coastal regions affected by recent algal blooms. The program releases 20,000 vouchers (valued up to $500) to encourage families, including those in Adelaide, to travel to impacted areas during Spring. Key facts: Tourism operator Expressions of Interest: Tuesday 26 August – Friday 29 August 2025  Ballot opens: Friday, 19 September 2025...

Vale 194, McLaren Vale

Looking for family-friendly accommodation in McLaren Vale? Less than an hour from Adelaide, Vale 194 is a gated complex of five luxury holiday homes that tick all the boxes – stylish, spacious, and perfect for families or groups. Tucked just behind McLaren Vale’s Main Street, these beautifully designed villas feel private and peaceful, but you’re still right in the heart of it all. Cafés, wineries, playgrounds and walking trails are...

Party at West Beach Mini Golf

Outdoors and located no less than 200metres from the beach, West Beach Mini Golf is great fun for all ages and offers a whopping 27 holes! Divided into a range of course options. Open 7 days a week, A Family friendly atmosphere Awaits you with Loads of Amazing pirate and sea life statues the kids will love, with plenty of opportunities for pictures and great memories. Food and Drinks are also provided by the helpful and friendly staff. ...

Country Shows in South Australia 2025/2026 | Family-Friendly Guide

There’s nothing quite like a good old-fashioned country show in South Australia! From fairy floss and showbags to farm animals, rides and wood-chopping, these events bring the whole community together for a weekend of fun. Country shows are the perfect family day out, kids can pat animals, cheer at the show rings, and enjoy the excitement of sideshow alley, while parents soak up the friendly country atmosphere. There are currently 48 country...

Mount Lofty Family Friendly Hike

Lets just be straight up here. Climbing Mt Lofty isn’t fun. It may have been sort of fun when you were 20, but now that you are old enough to injure yourself if you sneeze too hard, we need family orientated fitness that isn’t going to end up with some sort of surgery. Thankfully Mt Lofty-Lite is here, so you can get the fancy insta photo at the top with only half the exercise! Brilliant! Steub Trail (named after the Cleland...

Belair National Park

Find it at: Upper Sturt Road, Belair Belair National Park is a set within beautiful natural bushland and features loads of picnic areas, tennis courts and an range of walking trails. It is an ideal place to get your kids outdoors and active. The park is home to some of the Adelaide Hills significant heritage attractions, including Old Government House and the State Flora Nursery. Situated in the Mount Lofty Ranges, it remains one of the few...

Adventure Kayaking SA

Embark on an unforgettable family adventure with Adventure Kayaking SA as you explore the magical Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and the fascinating Ships Graveyard Maritime Heritage Trail. Just 30 minutes from Adelaide’s CBD, this unique eco-experience invites you to paddle through peaceful mangrove-lined creeks teeming with wildlife and rich history. Glide across calm waters and discover one of the world’s most accessible dolphin...

Adventure Hubs SA – Unleash the thrill of the outdoors

If you’re looking for an unforgettable outdoor adventure that the whole family can enjoy then Adventure Hubs SA is your kind of place, it offers exhilarating, all-year-round experiences designed to challenge, inspire, and entertain visitors of all ages. Nestled in the stunning Adelaide Hills, the Mount Lofty Adventure Hub features South Australia’s highest artificial rock-climbing wall at 15 meters, and the state’s longest zipline –...

A Winter Weekend with Kids in the Adelaide CBD

Looking for the perfect winter weekend escape with the kids? Adelaide’s CBD has everything you need for a fun-filled family adventure without leaving the city. Check into a hotel for a night or two and step straight into the heart of the action. Winter is the perfect time to find a cosy cafe, check out the museum and of course, discover the magic of Illuminate Adelaide. Watch the kids’ faces light up as the city comes alive after dark...

An Innes Itinerary

Dhilba Guuranda – Innes National Park is our favourite places to visit in South Australia so we’ve come up with a few Innes Itinerary ideas in case you’re planning a school holiday visit So, where is Innes you ask? Innes National Park is located on the Yorke Peninsula, around 3.5 hours from Adelaide. You’ll more than likely head North out of Adelaide to Port Wakefield, turn left and drive past Ardrossan, Minlaton,...

Sturt Gorge Recreation Park

Find it at: Flagstaff Hill, South Australia Sturt Gorge Recreation Park is internationally recognised as an area of conservation and geological significance. The park is also home to a rock formation, known as sturt tillite, that is believed to have been formed from glacial material dropped from ice floating in the ocean that covered South Australia 800 million years ago! WOW! Sturt Gorge Recreation Park is located 13km south of Adelaide. Entry...

Mount Remarkable National Park

A bit about Mount Remarkable National Park A 4 hour drive from Adelaide, Mount Remarkable National Park is an ideal place to take the family.There’s lots of diverse wildlife and campgrounds with good facilities. The park is a popular destination for bush walking, with trails for all ages and abilities and camping too! The mild temperatures from April to October are the most comfortable for walking. It’s also the best time of year to see...

Lincoln National Park

Find it at: Port Lincoln This park is not in the local Adelaide neighbourhood but if you’re nearby in the area it’s worth the trip, actually even if you’re not in the area and need a trip away then put Lincoln National Park on your bucket list ! Lincoln National Park is the place to be for the start of summer because this park is all things Summer! The weather is warm, and usually dry and therefore great for camping and ideal...

Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and International Bird Sanctuary National Park

Find it at: Garden Island, SA Nature Play SA and National Parks SA have joined together to provide a range of fun & free events to be held at various National Parks around South Australia. Each month will feature a new park to discover, and the Park of the Month for November is Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and International Bird Sanctuary National Park. So tell me more…. The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is one of the delights you would...

Flinders Chase National Park

Flinders Chase National Park is located 110km west of Kingscote, on Kangaroo Island. Follow the Playford and West End Highways or the South Coast Road. You will find an array of experiences to enjoy with the family, including lookouts, bushwalks, camping, wildlife spotting and whale watching. Five amazing experiences at this park: 1. On a clear night find somewhere around your campsite to watch the night sky for shooting stars and spot...

Camping Katarapko (Murray River National Park)

Murray River National Park is divided into three separate areas: Katarapko (Winkie), Lyrup Flats (Lyrup) and Bulyong Island (Renmark). Katarapko is also divided into three sections Lock 4 section, Eckert’s Creek section and Katarapko Creek section (not far from Berri). Each section has a separate entrance so you’ll need to make sure you know which section you want to visit before you enter. Katarapko Creek flows through the park and is a great...

Robe Foreshore Playground

Find it at: Mundy Street, Robe Located at the end of the Mundy St in Robe and located right on the foreshore surrounded by grass this playground has a magical view. Robe is a magical place and this fully fenced playground aimed at the under 8s is the ideal spot to let the kids run around whilst you soak in the epic views. Featuring a small climbing tower and slide, plus swings, check this one out on your next weekend away down the South...

There’s plenty on offer in McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast this Winter.

This winter school holidays, McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast are making family getaways easy, fun, and full of fresh air. Just a short drive from Adelaide and you’ll find yourself exploring the stunning scenery and experiencing the hospitality that makes this region of S.A one of our favourites. For families who love a mix of adventure and relaxation, the region offers it all. Nature trails to walk or cycle and then refuel at one of the...