Find it at: Kings Road/Martins Road, Parafield Gardens
A good sized suburban playground out north that was upgraded in 2019, this is a delightful spot for locals. The Reg Groth Reserve playspace features quality equipment for the tweens and below, with a nice sized flying fox to boot.
Plenty of shade from the mature trees and artificial shade covers, plus a BBQ and nice sized grass area makes this a great party park too. The bonus here is the adjacent bike track which provides a good space for mountain/BMX riders of all ages to test their skills.
A great one for the Parafield Gardens locals to save for their next afternoon play date.
Image credit: City of Salisbury
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