Find it at: Park Cres, Brighton
We do love ourselves a fully fenced playground and this one at Brighton is little, but covered by lots of natural shade and has equipment suited for the under 5s. It’s located in a quiet area and is surrounded by a nice size grass area where you can have more of a run around, kick a ball or have a picnic.
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Find it at: Esplanade, Brighton The Holdfast Bay Council has really spoilt the Adelaide community with some great upgrades to the local parks and here is another one we just love. Bindarra Reserve was already a great playground and is always busy and with a fabulous new upgrade will now be even busier. With a lovely seaside theme this new play space has come at a perfect time with summer school holidays as it directly opposite Brighton Beach. The playground now features a few different areas. The main equipment play space has been thought out really well and caters for a few different ages. It features lots of rope climbing obstacles , balancing rope stairs, swinging monkey bars and a slippery dip. Set amongst this area is lots of games for the kids to use including hand eye coordination activities that are great for the little ones. Also allows for imaginative play. Love how all the pieces work together and keeps the kids close regardless of what activity they are doing. Whether they are being active or just standing playing with a game. Just to the side of the main play equipment is a group of swings including a baby…
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