Located on the cliff face offering a spectacular 180-degree sea-view, this one is one of the most scenic playgrounds around. The reserve’s large, grassed lawn area is perfect for family activities and from the cliff point you can take pleasure in watching the sun set over one of Adelaide’s prettiest beaches, or study the many rock layers in the ancient cliff-face.
Barbecues, shelters, public toilets and a great big area for playing games are just some of the wonderful benefits this reserve has to offer for a relaxing day out!
For those wishing to get some sand between their toes, a boardwalk from the reserve also provides easy access onto the beach below.
Jubilee Playground is one of the biggest and best playgrounds in the Adelaide area. It's an oldie but a goodie and most of the awesome play equipment that forms a castle is made out of wood which makes it even cooler! With HEAPS of things to keep kids from toddler to high school amused and has different sections for different abilities, it is easy to see why this is a local favourite. Find it at: Saltfleet Street, Port Noarlunga SouthGood for: Toddlers through to older kids, with different areas for different agesBest for: Wooden castle play, climbing, slides, water play, imaginative play and exploringToilets: Yes about 250m away, including accessible facilitiesShade: Yes with sheltered seating and established treesFenced: Partly fenced but the main wooden fort area is fencedAccessible: Yes wheelchair accessible, although some areas have bark chipsParking: PlentyCafe or food nearby: Pack a picnic with BBQs, tables, seating and plenty of green space are available onsite. Plenty of cafes and bakeries in Port Noarlunga township too. We Love: The huge wooden castle and surrounds that provides heaps of places for kids to run, hide and have fun, Smaller kids "Tot Lot" section fenced off, Musical bells, Swings including a cool adult/child…
Find it at: Gulf View Road, Sellicks Beach An absolute gem of a suburban playground, with plenty of space (plus shade!) you will find the following here; sandpit and digger multiple slides and swings older playground set with small flying fox BBQ and seating areas large oval and soccer goal skateboard area BMX jumps basketball ring and half court adequate street parking
Find it at: Harman Street, Hillcrest The playground at Queensborough Reserve received an upgrade in early 2025, with the replacement playground maintaining a focus on children under 5 like the old playground did. The playground includes; Multi-play unit with activity panels, ramps, net wall and multiple slides Balance trail with beams and stepping pods Swing set with nest/basket, junior and senior swings Kookaburra rocker Trampoline Shop front Maypole spinner Voice tubes Activity panels