Find it at: 23-27 Hill St, Kapunda
What a gem of a regional playground this one is! Fully fenced and spacious, with plenty of natural and artificial shade, plus one of the best trains (full sized we might add) we have seen in quite some time. Leo is an old steam engine from the copper mining days of the town, and your train loving kids will be all over this one. There is also seating and a pergola, which is very popular for parties.
There are two playgrounds, one for the little kids, and one for the bigger kids.
There is a bathroom with disabled access and baby change room facilities are also in this huge enclosure, which is very well maintained and is obviously a favourite for locals and day trippers alike.
If you are travelling North, do your family a favour and stretch your legs here, and we highly recommend Litl Mo’s Bakery just around the corner.
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