Find it at: Ridge Terrace, Millicent
More details and info as soon as we can but the early photos look amazing! The nature play space in the Domain Millicent was opened by Tony Pasin MP and Mayor Des Noll on July 31 and we couldn’t be happier.
This State and Federal Government funded project has involved many hours of planning and work from both Council and the community.
A new massive slide has been installed at the $1m Domain nature playground development and it looks fabulous! Check out the pics below. What a fantastic facility for the locals.
Anytime you see the words “mega” and “playground” in the same sentence, you know it’s gotta be worth a look!
The Millicent Mega Playground is on the Limestone Coast around 4 hours drive from Adelaide and in one word it’s colourful! There’s a bunch of slides including a great big double slide, double flying fox, swings, monkey bars, spinners, climbing nets and frames, swings,
Apart from being huge, it’s also got equipment suitable for all ages, interests and abilities with wheelchair access to some of the equipment, a Liberty Swing and some exercise equipment for the big kids/adults.
It’s also fully fenced which is such a winner, especially for little ones.
There’s also a skate park, BBQs, picnic areas, toilets and PLENTY of space.
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