Harvest Green Park Playground

You might also be interested in

• Gawler River Brewing
  

  We recently visited Gawler River Brewing and it’s safe to say this one’s gone straight onto our list of favourite family-friendly spots. Just outside of Angle Vale, it’s close enough to be an easy-ish drive but still far enough to feel like you’ve escaped the suburbs for the afternoon. The vibe is relaxed, welcoming, and clearly loved by locals - despite the winter chill, the place was packed, which says a lot about how good it is. What really sets it apart for families is the enormous grassy area where you’ll often find a dozen or more kids kicking the footy, running around and making the most of the wide open space. There’s also a beautifully landscaped garden with little paths and a creek to explore, which our kids loved. It’s a space where they can play nearby while parents enjoy a drink and keep a close eye on things - we’ll cheers to that! Even on a cold winter afternoon, it was comfortable thanks to the open fire and outdoor heaters scattered around the long tables on the patio. There’s also a lovely decked area with tables and umbrellas overlooking a little waterhole, perfect for a chilled arvo catch-up.…

• Riesling Trail Bike Hire, Clare
  

  The Clare Valley is one of those places that never disappoints. With its rolling vineyards, quaint country charm, and fresh open air, it's the perfect spot for a family getaway. On our recent visit, we were looking for something a little different to do with the kids, so we decided to take on the Riesling Trail by bike – an experience we were so excited to share as a family. We have two kids, aged 7 and 5, and I’ll be honest – it’s been about 20 years since I last rode a bike. So, when we found out that Riesling Trail Bike Hire offered bike rentals for families, we couldn’t wait to give it a go. It was easy to organise, and Kent, who runs the bike hire, made sure everything was taken care of. He gave us all the details we needed and even suggested that our youngest ride in a trailer with Dad, which was an idea she loved from the moment she heard it! Our 7-year-old got his own "big boy" bike, complete with a flame helmet – which definitely added some cool factor to his ride. As for me, with my calf injury and rusty…

• Discovery Parks - Clare
  

  *Want 15% off stays at this park, or a select handful of other Discovery Parks in South Australia? Look and book via THIS LINK and use code KIDSINADL25 at checkout. Valid for stays now to Nov 2026, t&c apply* The Clare Valley is famous for its wine and for good reason. But beyond the cellar doors, this charming region is full of rolling hills, country vibes, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. And with Discovery Parks – Clare right in the heart of it all, it’s the perfect base to truly soak up everything this beautiful region has to offer. And while the adults may be here for the riesling, the kids? They’ll think this adventure is entirely about them from the second you check in. There’s a bouncing pillow (yes, the adults tried it, very funny), plus the biggest pump track we’ve ever seen at a holiday park. Two pools, including a heated one, plus the basketball court, painted on hopscotch, and a big tub of sporting equipment (cricket sets, balls, racquets and more) provide the kids with even more opportunities to be active and outdoors. Everywhere you look, kids are running, jumping, riding and exploring and parents can actually…

• Sea Turtle Park Playground, Port Noarlunga South
  

  Find it at: Grand Boulevard, Port Noarlunga South This brand new playground officially opens on March 14th where families are invited to celebrate the reveal of Sunset's brand- new playground, Sea Turtle Park. Find all the event details here The highlight of the playground is an enormous sea turtle structure that immediately captures children’s attention. This large feature invites kids to climb, crawl and slide while pretending they are exploring a giant marine creature. Surrounding the turtle are a variety of play elements including climbing ropes, slides, swings and spinning equipment, giving children of different ages plenty of ways to play. The park has also been designed with active families in mind. A half-court allows kids and teenagers to shoot hoops or play casual games of basketball or netball, while the open grassed areas are ideal for kicking a football, playing tag or simply running around. These spaces make it easy for siblings of different ages to find something they enjoy. Parents and carers will appreciate the thoughtful amenities throughout the park. Sheltered picnic tables and seating areas provide a comfortable place to relax while children play. Electric BBQ facilities make it easy to turn a visit into a family…