Find it at: Brown Terrace, Salisbury
Well this looks just a little bit epic doesn’t it. The exciting new playspace Salisbury Oval has opened and for the older and more adventurous kids, it is right up their alley thanks to an enormous slide tower that is a challenge to climb but great fun on the way down!
Plenty of new amenities to enjoy as well, with the playground also including a flying fox, swings, see saw, carousel, nature play elements, trampoline, sand pit and rock climbing wall. There’s also fitness equipment (decoration we call it) , a multi-use sports court and a grassed area for all the sports.
Did we mention the toilets? Because thankfully they have added them here along with a BBQ area and picnic setting. Plenty of parking too along Brown Terrace.
Word of warning, it looks stunning but when we went along with a few under 5s, we were a bit disappointed at the lack of things to do. Our crew were so excited but just a tad too small to really enjoy this one.
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