Find it at: 34 College Road, Sevenhill
This playground is an absolute gem! At the centre of it all is a massive rope climbing structure, perfect for little dare-devils. The two proper flying foxes are a hit (race anyone?), along with swings, a slide, and wobble boards that keep the kids entertained for hours.
Set within a beautiful natural play space, the playground is surrounded by bushland, creating a peaceful and scenic spot to unwind. There are also two shelters, one with a BBQ, and toilets are conveniently located nearby, along with an oval for extra space to stretch out.
Located in the heart of the Clare Valley wine district, between the Riesling Trail and the township of Sevenhill, this playground makes the perfect pit stop for families. It’s just a short hop from the delicious Little Red Grape Bakery, so grab a pie, a coffee, or a cheeky cake, and take a break before continuing your ride or walk along the trail.
Whether you’re in the Clare Valley or just passing through, this playground is well worth a stop to let the kids burn off some energy while you enjoy a well-earned rest.
Thanks to Naomi for this playground review.
Feature image credit: Playground Centre
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