Find it at: West Terrace, Adelaide
The playspace has new looking equipment and there are some large trees to provide a shady spot to sit and watch your kids play or enjoy a picnic.
When you’re all tuckered out from adventuring in this playspace, there’s a beautiful creek and pond hidden just a short walk away! If you’re keen to learn a little about the art and ecosystems of the area, kids can follow the Wirrarninthi Education Trail.
You might also be interested in
-
Marshmallow Park, is a fantastic all-rounder for families. The fully fenced play-space combines traditional playground favourites with nature play, climbing, sand and plenty of water play in the warmer months. There’s lots of space to explore, along with shady trees, picnic areas, BBQs and accessible facilities, making it an easy spot to settle in for a few hours. Find it at: Glen Osmond Road, Adelaide, within Pelzer Park/Pityarilla. Good for: Toddlers through to primary-aged kids, with plenty to keep different ages entertained. Best for: Water play, climbing, slides, swings, sand play, nature play and exploring. Older kids will also enjoy the larger climbing equipment and nearby Oxbow Playspace. Toilets: Yes, including an accessible toilet. Shade: Yes. The large established Moreton Bay fig trees provide plenty of natural shade around the playspace and picnic areas. Fenced: Yes. The main Marshmallow Park playspace is fully fenced, making it a great option for families with younger children. Accessible: Yes. The playspace includes accessible play elements, pathways and water-play features, with accessible BBQ and toilet facilities also available. Parking: Street parking is available along Glen Osmond Road, with time restrictions applying. Cafe or food nearby: There isn't a cafe directly at the playground, but…
-
Find it at: Jeffcot Road, North Adelaide This beautiful spot might well be Adelaide's best toddler playground. Let us know what you think! Set amongst the parklands adjacent the Adelaide Aquatic Centre, this fully fenced playground is shaded by the huge trees in the area and is just such a lovely serene place for a play. What I like about this playground Lots of parking available either on the street or in the Adelaide Aquatic Centre Carpark Range of park equipment suitable for both really young ones and older kids. It has a maze, a pommel see saw (we loved this), slides, monkey bars, rope bridge, sand play area, swings, tunnels Low monkey bars! Perfect for adventurous ones like mine to have a go on their own without help from Mum! (and without having to worry about a fall from up high Cafe near by (in the Aquatic Centre) as well as toilet facilities. Nice ones. The cafe is also open early from 6am until as late as 7pm Well maintained. It's not the newest park on the block but it was nice and clean and the equipment was well maintained. Fully fenced! YAY no run aways A small grassy…
-
The Adelaide Park Lands are home to unique playspaces where kids and families can be active and let their imaginations run wild. We’ve compiled a list to make it quick and easy to pick a city playground that will please kids of all ages and abilities.
