Hop on over to Lot.100 this Easter long weekend – we’ve got something for everyone! We’re open 11am–5pm across Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday for a relaxed, family-friendly Easter celebration. Settle in for a long lunch with a 4-course seasonal menu, or keep things easy with a casual feast of shared pizzas, sides and dessert for the whole table. Bring the kids along to run free on the lawns and join the Easter egg hunt – there’s...
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**Want 15% off stays at this park, or a select handful of other Discovery Parks in South Australia? Look and book via THIS LINK and use code KIDSINADL25 at check out. Valid for stays now to Nov 2026, t&c apply** Discovery Parks – Hahndorf is surely one of the best family-friendly getaways in the Adelaide Hills, offering endless things to do for kids and parents and the perfect base for a relaxed countryside escape. Sitting...
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Step back in time on a trip down memory lane with this relaxed, unique family experience. After a leisurely drive to Montacute in the Adelaide Hills, our carriage awaited us by a charming old stone building on Institute Road, creating a picturesque scene that set the tone for the entire journey. We were warmly greeted by the owner, Libby, her canine sidekick, Eddie, and the most beautifully natured horse, Stella – a delightful trio...
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Under new ownership for just over a year, with a family focus at the Adelaide Hills 4WD park, you can immerse yourself in nature, creeks, picnic areas, rocky hills, playgrounds and more. Be sure to pick up a picture map from their reception area (and even a cheeky choccie!) this fun activity will require you to keep your eyes peeled and indicate where all of their hidden signs are – perfect for the kids, whilst Mum, Dads, Grandparents, Aunts,...
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Cleland Wildlife Park is home to some of Australia’s most iconic animals. You’ll find kangaroos, koalas, echidnas, wombats, dingoes, many species of birds and reptiles and more. There are very few animal enclosures at Cleland. Most animals live in natural habitat and you can get up close for great photos. The animals are fully adapted to the park setting and accustomed to people, meaning you can pat and feed them. It’s more...
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