Where: Norman Road, Aldinga Beach
Ah Silver Sands. God’s country this is. One of the best spots along our coast for beautiful beaches, incredible views and serenity. Also not far from the Victory Hotel which is a fab spot for lunch. But did you know apart from all the natural wonder there is also a great little kids playground, located right on the beach front opposite the Aldinga Bay SLSC.
With a nautical theme (naturally), this one is best suited to the under 10s with a few swings and some small boat-themed climbing equipment with a slide. It is a great spot for a BBQ with shaded facilities to cook and eat, plus toilets too. There is no shade over the playground and it isn’t fenced to any great degree from the nearby car park
What a fabulous way to let the kids play after a day at one of Adelaide’s best beaches!
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