Find it at: Bay Rd, Moonta
Regional towns often have great playgrounds and the playspace in Moonta is no exception. This playground is looking its age, but it still does the job!
There’s something for all ages here – little kids will love the sandpit and some of the toddler play equipment, kids tall enough will love the monkey bars and flying fox and older kids will enjoy the basketball half court – just remember to take a ball!
This playground also has a bike track complete with traffic signs and road markings! Perfect for kids learning to ride, as it’s nice and flat. There are also a couple of swing sets so you don’t need to worry about arguments over whose turn it is!
The trees give plenty of shade, but there is also a bit shaded verandah area with tables – you could really set yourself up for the day here! At the time of our visit (April 2023), new toilets were being installed which will be a great upgrade. There is also a maze – this was roped off during out visit but we are assuming it’s because it is right next door to where the building work is happening.
Polgreen Park is just down the road from Taste The Yorke, so why not grab a coffee and some treats before heading over? Or on a hot day, let the kids work up a sweat on the playground, then take the short drive to Splash Town to cool off!
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