Find it at: Cedarwoods development at Glenside. Corner Fullarton/Greenhill Road

The fantastic playground built within the Cedar Woods development at Glenside is now open!

Built by Space Landscape Construction, this is a fantastic facility for the locals and is well worth stopping by if you spot it driving down Fullarton Road. With swings, a toddler playground, ninja-style course, basketball court, stepping logs and a ginormous climbing tower and tube slide, while throwing in a huge expanse of lush green lawn, what a spot this is.

We love the bright colours and adventurous equipment for the older kids, with plenty of space making this a perfect picnic spot (albeit with no toilets sadly).

Facilities wise it is a bit thin, but there is some undercover seated area with adjoining BBQ. If you plan on using this one for parties, you will probably need to get in early to reserve your table as it is all in one spot.

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