Find it at: Burnell Drive, Belair

This fully fenced playground in the lower foothills is a real hidden gem, featuring a range of equipment for the kids to explore. This one includes;

  • Fully Fenced play area
  • Accessible 3-bay swings (junior and ‘pod’ swings)
  • Twin see saw
  • Adventure multi-play unit
  • Single springer
  • Toddler slide
  • Junior slide
  • Play panels
  • Swing bridge
  • Climbing equipment

Why not include this one in your itinerary when you next head up to Belair National Park.

Thanks to Proludic for the images.

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